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A Fire Inside

“One of our greatest fears is to eat the wildness of the world. Our mothers intuitively understood something essential: the green is poisonous to civilization. If we eat the wild, it begins to work inside us, altering us, changing us. … Continue reading

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Another December with You

I am grateful to be sharing another December with you. I love my back patio.  I go here to chillax and listen to / watch the animals… I have been entertained by a wide variety of animals this year: squirrels, … Continue reading

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Thanks

Wow.  I am overwhelmed with gratitude. I am sitting here at my kitchen table… it is after 5 pm and I haven’t had a bite of Thanksgiving food.  Yet.  But Jack’s chirren have cooked up a good meal (while I … Continue reading

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83 Acres of Love

My mom and I purchased 83+ acres of land back in 1998.  I was 27 years old.  I had no idea what to do with it; I just figured that one day I would build on it and be all … Continue reading

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Spring Foraging

Ahhhhh… Spring foraging.  After this little bag o’ goodies, I felt like I had awesome skills.  LOL This is one of many trips over our property that I have taken this month.  My favorite Spring medicinal plants are dandelion, chickweed, … Continue reading

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Herbal Ally Challenge #3: Research Part I

As I said in a previous post, my initial research with Goldenrod was through Kiva Rose’s fabulous post, “Blue Mountain Tea:  A Sunny Medicine for Cloudy Days“; I was amazed at all of the wonderful information in that one post.  … Continue reading

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Just when you think life is good…

Just when you think life is good, it gets even better. We have had some gorgeous snow in Tupelo, MS this winter.  Our herbs are at rest, our pine trees are offering their gorgeous medicine, and I have been spending … Continue reading

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