Letters from Thyme
Sophie Norris-WagstaffCurating a life of simple satisfactions; a well stacked log shed, a cup of tea in the early dawn, growing wildflowers in place of lawn. All from a tiny rented estate cottage in the South Downs. Settle in, I'll put the kettle on.
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Goodbye to a Goodie
Tuesday morning breakfast was a mug of tea, and toast with bramble jam.
I ate it gazing at the image on a set of harvest season/autumnal placemats which are a recent purchase from a seller on Etsy and came in their original 'Cloverleaf' b...
Dog Days of Summer
This July, it’s all been going a bit wrong – probably some planet in retrograde or whatever.
Or, maybe it’s just the Dog Days of Summer.
We have all perhaps heard this phrase, associated it maybe with those delirium-hazed sultry days of J...
The Weft of The Seasons – texture as the soul’s map.
Spring is the green thin-needled skin-flash of the first fresh nettle.
Winter comes wrapped in woven blankets and long velvet ribbons, studded with citrus peel. Dusty down feather and soiled sawdust from the hen coop. The gift of brittle s...
Red Kite Morning
There is a Robin singing outside the front door on New Years Day; a sign of hope if there is any. And buds in the daffodils that I planted last autumn, although that mostly just reminds me of my eco-anxiety and the fact everything’s all blo...
Why were we ever scared of the dark at all?
The solstice dawned almost without comment; grey and soft. A thrush sang from the upper branches of a dense evergreen, a wren threw shade, the apple tree clung to half a dozen yellow leaves, between which a pair of great tits picked through...
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Curating a life of simple satisfactions; a well stacked log shed, a cup of tea in the early dawn, growing wildflowers in place of lawn. All from a tiny rented estate cottage in the South Downs. Settle in, I'll put the kettle on.
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