Book Recommendation: Trueheart by Mel Sterling

Thanks for the Review I shall give it a read

Transformation Spell – Perfect for the New Year

Awesome Spell!!

Happy New Year! A new chapter of Imitation & Alchemy

Thank you

elizabethhunter's avatarELIZABETH HUNTER

Imitation & Alchemy - 3DHappy New Year, everyone! 

It’s been one of those weekends for me. Nice, but busy. Hence the delay in the next chapter of Imitation & Alchemy. Sometimes you need to post on your website, and other times you need to watch Lord of the Rings with your ten-year-old and put Legos together.

I hope you enjoy Chapter Seven! Things are definitely heating up in Italy, even if they’re pretty darn cold in California.

I’ll be posting on Tuesday about a fantastic new contemporary fantasy that’s available for pre-order now. I had the opportunity to read it over the holidays, and I can’t wait to tell you more about it.

From Chapter Seven…

“They can’t see us together,” he said. “Ruby, they’re from Naples.”

“Got it.”

With a quick flip, Ruby climbed up the wall, the tips of her fingers clinging to the bricks before she leapt on the two…

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Cat Travel: The Seattle Meowtropolitan

This is awesome hope they catch on here in the US

Wildtending, Earth Healing, and Gathering and Sowing the Seeds

Great information for those who wish to give Nature a helping hand.

Dana's avatarThe Druid's Garden

Calling all land regenerators, earth walkers, and friends of the weeds!  You can help heal our lands, today, with the resources you have and the love you have to give.  But this is not how it has to be. What if, instead, we could do good?  We could work to heal?  In this post, I’m going to talk about the process of gathering, scattering, and sowing seeds, nuts, and roots in regenerating our lands. This perspective is of the wildtender, the seed scatterer, the weed wise wo(man). This is four-part series on Wildtending that I’ll be presenting over the next month–the first giving the “how to” and philosophy (this post) spiraling from my earlier writings throughout this year. So, grab a handful of seeds, nuts, and roots and let’s get started.

The Man Who Planted Trees

I recently came across a story called “The Man who Planted…

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