
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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The Women in my life are knives
They don’t cut to harm
They cut to preserve, strengthen, and learn
The women in my life are brooms
They sweep away trash
They beat off dust
The women in my life are baskets
They hold so much
The women...
At this point, the stores have had their halloween wares out for weeks now but we still have a few weeks of summer ahead of us. Here are some things I am savoring in this season:
Maple syrup or molasses to sweeten colder drinks. A good gra...
My daddy would not have called himself an animist (probably because he did not have the vocabulary for that) - but he modeled a rich relationship with the natural world to me my entire life through his habits. His beliefs centered around be...
For over a week now a certain crepuscular visitor has laid a silent siege to our henhouse. One cool summer morning I woke up to the run closed but the coop door mysteriously open. Our 14 pullets were scattered with 7 cowering in the run. A...
Like it or not romance books are gaining popularity astronomically. A romance specific bookstore just opened up in my city and many other genre specific book stores are cropping up everywhere. People are yearning for story and connection....
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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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