Today is Annie's birthday. No wonder she was so persistent in my thoughts
yesterday. If she were still alive (as we say) she would be caught up to me
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6 comments:
mostly keeping warm!!! huddled over infusions of astragulus and oatstraw and lavendar, among others! :)
Umm...so far this January seems to be a lot of bundling up the kids, bringing them to school, coming home, going back, etc. ;) It's a real pain when it's cold out, but a mom must do what she must do! :)
Hibernating as much as possible while listening to Laura on 7th wave and palying in my art journal. I've also been reading a lot, doing my needle point and cooking.
just like annie, keeping warm...planting seeds, opening to new possibilities...
spent a lot of time in my head this month, processing and processing. preparing the garden of my mind for Imbolc's farrowing of its fertile soil.
I am promising myself that I will have an herb garden this year, even if Tax Season conicides with planting/growing/planning season. Any advice for a semi-urban southern herb container garden would be GREATLY appreciated.
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