In my 06/16/23 postcard, I showcased an Orange day lily. Intriguingly, this unique flower is incapable of reproducing, and its dazzling bloom is fleeting, lasting for a single day. It’s fascinating to observe that this plant’s primary function is to create a flower whose existence in full bloom only lasts a solitary day.
My 06/25/26 postcard is a spent flower hanging in midair, its petals curled and darkened,…
My 02/24/26 postcard is an aging “Lucky Boy” sign that rises above a longtime Albuquerque…
My 02/23/26 postcard is a close-up of a cactus bloom rising from the edge of…
My 02/22/26 postcard features a dried Red Hesperaloe seed pod hanging from a stem, its…
My 02/21/26 postcard is a dried bloom hanging suspended, its petals withdrawn and sharpened into…
My 02/20/26 postcard features a roadrunner perched on a weathered wooden beam along Inspiration Drive.…
