The Hillbilly African
Farai, Carrie EtzelDaughter 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.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 186 | Subscribers | Read | thehillbillyafrican.substack.com |
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Into the Thick of it Part Two
We have had some really warm autumnal days recently which are juxtaposed by the naked trees around us and the frost that visits the ground each morning.
The Starbucks Bear Cup of it all
But not at the expense of each other, or the Earth. What a juxtaposition its been to watch people line up as early as 4 am for the coveted Starbucks bear cup, at the same time people with no food stamps were also lining up at food pantries ...
SAD Lamps and Needle Felted Suns
Things that have brought me joy over the past few weeks:
Happenings
It is strange to not be publishing on substack twice a week, but nice. I am letting my thoughts marinate a little longer. Reading and rereading before I press publish. Somethings are not quite ready to be made known yet.
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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.
Fairy tale enthusiast, romance reader, exvangelical, lover of green things, folk herbalist, writer, mama, homeschooler
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