
Daughter of Hearth + Home ,Spirit + Bone ,Plant + Stone, Ink + Poem. Folk herbalist, Writer, Home educator, Will brake for possums, Will cry at the first Spring Crocus. Grateful to be here.
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I gave birth to all my babies under a scorching sun. Now every summer is threaded with the bittersweet joy of my baby is growing up.
I deep clean and declutter of all of their books/ toys/ clothes in preparation for birthday. I make room...
People can get intimidated by working with plant remedies. But if you cook with spices or drink tea, then you are already working with herbs. Here’s how you can take it up a notch.
Infusions
The easiest thing would be an overnig...
Read my previous Hearth Notes here:
If you are not hip to Thriftbooks- I need you to get on this train ASAP. I have slowly been building up my folklore library and having a blast finding books. I read a Shona folktale entitled The Cat Who...
Summer is here and plants are doing their thang right now in the northern hemisphere . I went on a plant walk yesterday evening and was saw so many beautiful native prairie plants leafing out and it reminded me of the magic of fresh tinctur...
Happy Summer Darlings,
The weather in Kansas is still mild. I’ve joked internally about it being the most unsummeriest summer ever- but its held true since I had to postpone my annual camping trip with a girlfriend because of all the stor...
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Daughter of Hearth + Home ,Spirit + Bone ,Plant + Stone, Ink + Poem. Folk herbalist, Writer, Home educator, Will brake for possums, Will cry at the first Spring Crocus. Grateful to be here.
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