NATURE INSPIRED New Year's Resolutions
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Introduction
0:15 - New Year's Resolution #1
1:13 - New Year's Resolution #2
2:18 - New Year's Resolution #3
3:36 - New Year's Resolution #4
4:25 - New Year's Resolution #5
ABOUT THIS VIDEO: NATURE INSPIRED 2022 GOALS - New Year's Resolution ideas
I thought that it could be a good idea to share my new year gardening resolutions with you. More specifically my 2022 goals (although I don't really like calling them that) to get closer to nature this year. So if you are the person looking for New year resolutions nature 2022, this video is especially made for you. My resolutions for 2022 are all about learning more about my plants and through that getting closer to the beautifully complex more-than-human world. I hope these New Year resolution ideas inspire you and I hope to hear your New Year resolutions for 2022 (better said read them in the comments :-)) Happy new year!
I never thought about growing an indoor house plant from seeds. Great idea, now I have to find where to purchase seeds from. My new year’s resolution is to keep my plants alive through the winter 🥶
Yay! Let me know how it goes :-)
Love these resolutions. A local couple created a wonderful book documenting all our local flora. For my sons home schooling science curriculum we go for nature walks and try to see how many species from the book we can identify.
Wow that is so amazing 💚 what a wonderful and genuine way to get to know this world. Thank you for sharing !
I really like the resolutions you listed. This year I want to be more thoughtful about what plants to buy and buy less so I can care for my current plants better. I also want to try growing some different vegetables in my garden this year.
Hi Michelle 💚 I love that, I have also tried not to buy more plants and it’s been really nice to focus on the ones I have 🥰 . That is so exciting with your veggie garden ! I want to try gardening too this year (have never done it before) I’d love to hear your experience with it !
Ur voice is so sweet and calming .Really appreciate ur content and enthusiasm for plants . Have a great year!
Thank you so much! 💚
You motivate me so much to dig deeper into this plant journey for all the beautiful reasons I first fell in love with… thank you so much for sharing these great ideas for this years intentions ✨🙏🏼
This makes me really happy 💚 thank you J Marie for being part of this journey
Your videos always make me smile, thank you for the work you put into creating them x
This is so sweet. Thank you for your kind words 💚 I’m happy you like the videos 🥰
Look fwd to your 2022 content!
Thank you 💚💚
I love this list, full of ideas that are connected to experiencing life 🌿👍🏻 thanks for sharing
I love how you word it ! Yes, experiencing and feeling nature is experiencing and expanding our life. 💚
Happy new year. Nature lover.
Happy new year !!
Yes i just joined as a patron!! Yay
Yay! Thank you for joining on Patreon 💚💚 For our book club this month we are reading 'Active Hope' by Joanna Macy. It's a beautiful book! If you can make it, it will be super nice to share the book and our thoughts about it there :-)
Good to see you my lady! Long time no hear from. Getting to know the plants that are indigenous to my area, um, well, they're ugly; prickly pear, scrub oak, mesquite (makes great bar-b-que), Johnson grass, rag weed... The only one that is pretty is the one that will put me in the hospital, (lol!) the mountain cedar, very pretty but deadly to me. So, I grow plants from nearly everywhere else, lol. Love your vids tho and I agree with growing locally, except for where I live. Ta Ta!
Hi! The prickly pear and scrub oak are beautiful! Of course aesthetics is very subjective. However, I find a lot of beauty in getting to know (which you do as I see) the more than human world living around us, there is so much beauty beyond what the eye can see :-) happy you liked the video, and thanks for watching 😊💚!
Feliz Año Nuevo 🥳
Feliz año 💚💚
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Lovely ideas. I follow a channel called @Dlium. He's in India and makes short (about 5 minutes) videos about a plant or animal in his local area, it's a really nice thing to do.
Hi Janet! I will check him out for sure, thanks so much for sharing here!