the bog of my brain
Hanacreaturely musings and ponderings
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Just like that the harvests started spilling in; apples, plums and potatoes from the gardens, elderberries, hawthorn and blackberries from the hedgerows. The cold winds pull in. Some mornings in particular feel damp, foggy and mystical here...
❋ #02 ❋ Thinking on Rest, Connection to Land, Community and Care
Summer quickly starts to spills over into something autumnal, the signs are everywhere. I see it in the apples swelling and flowers dropping their petals to reveal ripening seedpods. The seasons merge this time of year ~ after rainy days (w...
❋ #01 ❋ Solstice musings
The days around the solstice are long and hazy, marked by rainy showers and rosy sunsets — seemingly neverending daylight keeping me awake late and waking me up early. For a while now I’ve been craving to carve out an online space to share ...
All of a sudden I started feeling things again (falling in love)
I’ve been spending time alone, truly alone for prolonged hours and days. Sitting with all the feelings I’ve been working so hard to avoid and ignore, distract from and push away (or didn’t have the space to unpack). Call it depression, burn...
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