Announcing Tony’s new blog: Song For Jasmine.
Wishing you a very happy Christmas and New Year. Thank you for coming to DweezelJazz blog and for sharing your thoughts and cheer this past year.
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Tribute to Jasmine, our beautiful african grey parrot; written by Tony Wildish. He says: “I’m still singing to her now, and I always will.”
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Tribute to Jasmine, a beautiful african grey parrot, a beautiful, intelligent, sensitive and loving being.
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A pretty scene at the Piatto d’Oro, Switzerland, a restaurant very close to the Geneva airport.
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White and purple wisteria in the Parc des Bastions in Geneva, and Hermance, Switzerland, and Annecy, France.
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Dan Gilbert, Harvard professor, gives explanation for slow response to danger of climate change and environmental damage.
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Mountains are made up of a myriad of living entities. It’s only reasonable that as a conglomerate they would appear to be living, almost breathing beings themselves.
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Egg tempera painting, by Nat Wildish, of a horse that Jasmine, our african grey parrot, and I met on our wanderings.
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Spectacular summer storm clouds.
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Jasmine, an african grey parrot, eating fennel, cucumber, and carrot in the kitchen. She loves all sorts of vegetables and fruits, most especially banana, and then apple.
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