Bread Poha

That looks really tasty!

Purrsday Poetry: IN RESPECT OF CATS

Definitely respected!

To-Dos: Your December Home Checklist

Embracing the Weeds: Weedwalking, Weedtending, Weedcrafting

Love wild flowers, I grow them and cultivate the ones that show up naturally in my yard.

Dana's avatarThe Druid's Garden

A great place for finding some good weeds! A great place for finding some good weeds!

Weeds. The term conjures up images of plants that are unwanted and unloved, the bane of township “noxious weed ordinances” and suburbanites, and the quiet recipient of so many unfounded assumptions. Yet these are the plants that are the best medicine, that give us regeneration and life in our soils. These are the plants that can grow in harsh conditions (dry conditions, drought, sidewalk cracks, even handle some chemical sprays) when so many others fail. These weeds are the plants that tend our wounds, that detoxify our bodies, that provide valuable forage for pollinators, that break up compacted soil, that heal our lands. Weeds also occupy a really important niche in our ecosystem–these are often nature’s healing plants, those who come in to begin the process of ecological succession so that nature can heal. We do everything to “avoid weeds” and yet…

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The Art of Sensual Apothecary

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The Art of sensual apothecaryWe use our senses constantly; from the time we wake up to the time we go to bed. Yet we rarely take the time to indulge our senses. When was the last time you stopped to smell a flower? How about the last time you noticed how lovely your city’s skyline is? Or just taking a few extra moments to get lost in how good it feels to massage your scalp while you wash your hair? Many of you are probably having a hard time recalling moments like this in recent memory. We’ve become so preoccupied with our lives. So much so, we’ve forgotten how to live.

We know the Law of Attraction tells us we attract more of what we think, say and feel. Imagine attracting more opportunities to live in the moment? With that, less worry and stress. Wouldn’t you like more bliss? Of course you do!…

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