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Back in the Saddle Again . . . and Cookbook Update!
What do you do when you fall off a horse? You get up and get back in the saddle again! But sometimes, you need to take a minute and brush yourself off before…
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Last chance! Save on Holistic Herbal Care for Kids Course!
I wanted to pop in one last time to remind you that tonight’s your final chance to save on enrollment in Herbal Academy’s brand new Holistic Herbal Care for Kids Course! If you’ve…
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Herbal Support for Kids with a Fever – Try This!
Caring for a child with a fever can feel overwhelming, especially when their temperature climbs and they seem flushed with heat and discomfort. As a caregiver, it’s natural to feel worried and wonder…
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Natural Remedies for Sore Throat? Try this Herbal Recipe + Exciting Announcement
As the rich colors of fall dance through the air, there’s a certain magic to the changing season. Crisp mornings, the scent of leaves, and the arrival of cozy sweaters signal that autumn…
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Dracula, Homemade Bread, and Cookbook Update
I decided that I wanted to read some classics that I never got to read when I was younger and last month read Edgar Allan Poe’s works. This month I’m reading Dracula by…
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Edgar Allen Poe and Pumpkin Spice Everything
This weekend I started reading Edgar Allan Poe. It’s been years since I’ve read his stories and poems and reading them all over again has been a joy. He had such a distinct…
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A mourning dove plants a seed
Last week I watched the devastation from Hurricane Helene. And then Milton followed on its heels. I simply wasn’t in the mood to write when so much was going on. But I did…
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The Turkey Vulture Migration and Update on the Cookbook
The turkey vulture migration has been coming through our area this week. Today I watched them and counted 36 that passed through. I was sitting in my porch, soaking up the morning sun…
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Sneak Peak Recipe from the 3-Ingredient Cookies Cookbook–Coconut Macaroons
I’ve had several interruptions this week but I’m finally to the editing stage of the 3-Ingredient Cookie Cookbook. This is the part where my eyes glaze over with each edit. I read through…
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Charles Dickens’ writing routine, a writer’s bookshelf, and a squirrel
This morning I watched a squirrel scamper around the tree trunk and then up to the branches. I love watching squirrels, they are charming and seem to defy gravity in their antics. While…
