July 27, 2026

Category: Simply Nature

A Mind Wide Open, Lils, Literacy, Science Discoveries, Simply Nature, Society & Culture, Thought Process & Development

Spell That, Color That In, Tsunami's, Water's Energy, and Plate Tectonics

Japan, washed away in a moment of massive energy liberation due to the same.  Take a pencil, bend from both ends.  Watch… it will break.  The earth is no different… but try to explain the shifting of chunks of ground, pressing against each other to the point where they start to bend and eventually break, […]

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A Mind Wide Open, Lils, Literacy, Science Discoveries, Simply Nature, Society & Culture, Thought Process & Development

Spell That, Color That In, Tsunami's, Water's Energy, and Plate Tectonics

Japan, washed away in a moment of massive energy liberation due to the same.  Take a pencil, bend from both ends.  Watch… it will break.  The earth is no different… but try to explain the shifting of chunks of ground, pressing against each other to the point where they start to bend and eventually break, […]

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A Mind Wide Open, Artistry, Bugz & Her Explorations, Lils, Math Discoveries, Science Discoveries, Simply Nature

Patterns In Nature: A Wasp's Creativity

We are using this (below) as inspiration to explore the patterns found in, and created by nature. Lily will generate her own something (yet to discover what she intends to create), and we’ll see what she uses to make whatever pattern she decides upon. Lily’s perception of the following images, consecutively, are: Spider Web Honey […]

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A Mind Wide Open, Bugz & Her Explorations, Imagination, Lils, Look for Learning, Math Discoveries, Science Discoveries, Simply Nature, Thought Process & Development

What Do You Wanna Be When You Grow Up?

Taking this from a FB posting… Thierry says to Ray: I have read your comments on someone else’s wall about graphing calculators. I am of a “in between” generation: I have never had a slide rule–too young–and never had a graphing calculator–too old. That being said, I am a geek, and thought at some point […]

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