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I’ve been thinking a lot about change lately. I’m finally in a place where I can (I think) just make the changes I’d like, rather than cope with the changes that life is bringing. Some of these changes are things… Continue Reading →
Earlier this month I was able to get away for a full week’s vacation. I went away with my husband, and we met up with our daughter and her partner. We had a fantastic time. We celebrated Mother’s Day as… Continue Reading →
Grounding in Earth… I love the Witches Moon Box. Every box feels like it was meant just for what I am experiencing in my life. The Witches Moon Box of April focuses on grounding, and opening to the empowering and… Continue Reading →
Another welcoming of spring, and another forecast of snow! Looking back over my previous vernal equinox posts, I almost always mention snow, so there’s definitely a pattern there and I’m not imagining that we welcome spring with fresh snow, year… Continue Reading →
It’s all about the returning light… This is what has been filling my soul this month, and I’ve been enjoying getting ready for the winter holidays, that will welcome in and celebrate the light. The Witches Moon Box for December… Continue Reading →
I love this time of year. By “time of year,” I don’t mean all of the snow piling up outside, or the super cold days (it was nine below zero this morning!), or the icy roads. I mean that I… Continue Reading →
November is sometimes not my favorite month and often brings with it unique challenges. This year November has presented some unforeseen health crises for my husband and I to deal with. We are doing our best to stay positive. The… Continue Reading →
The Witches Moon Box is a subscription box that I started getting years ago, and have had to pause a few times due to finances, or to circumstances where I wouldn’t be able to fully enjoy the offerings. This year… Continue Reading →
A couple of months ago I shared how I had gotten a concussion. The effects from that were pretty surprising at times. I experienced the typical things anyone might expect: headaches, a little dizziness, and fatigue for the first few… Continue Reading →
As early as August I start to feel it. Even though the sky is still bright, the landscape is full of abundant cornfields, and fall is still more than a month away, there is beneath it all a hint of… Continue Reading →