Life Lucky Dips – Why You Need Them!

I believe every one needs to take time for themselves. Take time to refill the vessel [you] that you give so much from daily.

A Druid’s Primer on Physical and Energetic Land Healing, Part I

Wonderful Article..

The Druid's Garden

Nature’s cycles

As we are all so fully aware, our lands are increasingly under duress in ways unprecedented in recent human memory. At least here in the USA, the systematic pillaging of every resource these lands have to offer continues unabated. And within this context, many individuals have recognized a problem and have taken up spiritual paths focusing on the earth itself in various ways. The question becomes–what can I, as one person, do? As you’ve noticed, a good deal of my time in the last year of blogging (or more) has been exploring this question in various angles and details. And so, I want to share a bit today of the different angles from which we might consider the answer to this question both energetically and physically–providing a roadmap for this kind of work and specifying its dimensions. This means we are going to delve not only into physical…

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Tips &Tricks: Is It Possible To Convince Your Cat To Sleep In His Or Her Own Bed?

My guys do sleep in their own beds but that is only if they are locked out of my bedroom. It is a process to get them to sleep in their own space.

Get a Head Start on Planning Your Garden, Even if It’s Snowing

Reviewing what you grew last year now will pay off when it’s time to head outside

Chipotle BBQ Spice Rub & Sauce

Reminds me of summer days.

Marvelous Mo at Home

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I’m a firm believer that with great BBQ comes great dry spice rubs. They are the quintessential component to cooking on any grill for a number of reasons. Dry spice rubs allow you to coat whatever protein you’re about to put on your grill with less worry of it caramelizing to the point of burning. There are fewer flame flareups when using dry spices to season the food you grill, preventing the actual protein itself from charring beyond the point of no return. And much like a wet marinade, dry spice rubs do what you hope any pre-seasoning will do — they give immense flavor to the food you are grilling. The longer you let your rub sit on your protein, the deeper the flavor will go.