TEA-family consists of people who spent together fabulous weeks in Boone, NC and Appalachian State University in autumn 2011 taking part in Teaching Excellence and Achievement progam (TEA).
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Sunday, January 8, 2012
DESERT FLOWERS
On New Year's Eve, one of my cacti gave me an unusual gift: a flower. It lasted for just one night, so as to say goodbye to 2011 and welcome the new. I admire its fragile, delicate nature, springing from rocks, a hard soil, and very little water... and I think that we humans are sometimes a bit like that. We can bloom where we are planted, no matter how adverse our surroundings may be.
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In Poland we grow this species of cacti in pots and we call them "The Queen of One Night". My grandma was a cacti freak and she would stay up all night waiting for her cactus to bloom. They are really beautiful. And I strongly agree with you on the parallels between this species and us - humans...
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