By Guest Contributor, JaeSage Good Monday to you! Today is a great day to start your self-care New Year’s reset. The new year is morphing into a new month tomorrow (Tuesday). February is Heart Month so do your heart a … Continue reading →
February is the Month of Letters! Every year, there is a festival of postal mail called the Month of Letters. Like NaNoWriMo, whose objective is to write 50,000 words of a novel draft during the month of November, Lettermo is … Continue reading →
by Guest Contributor, JaeSage Good Monday to you! Today is MLK Day and when we think of mindfulness and Dr. King, how can we be in the here and now to observe the example of empathy, kindness and active compassion … Continue reading →
by guest contributor, Nicole I love to eat this warm with a dollop of jam. It’s a perfect cool or cold weather treat. –Nicole Rice Pudding Ingredients 1/2 cup (4oz/115g) starchy rice (Aborio, Calrose, Sushi rice) 2 Cans of Coconut … Continue reading →
Welcome to the new year, Gardeners! I’m excited for the new year to start. We have a lot of ideas for content and good stuff to put out there, which I think is especially needed in today’s world. As … Continue reading →
This is your invitation to come back to your center, to find the water at the bottom of the well, to become your own divining rod for your creativity. Join me. Together, we will find a way through. In March … Continue reading →
A zygote is a fertilized egg. Or, a symbol of new beginnings. We are at the end of the A to Z Challenge, but that doesn’t mean the fun stops. We will keep writing. The world around us has changed, … Continue reading →
Contributed by Tina Holland. As I write this in my state, ND is expected to lift the quarantine ban on May 1st. Given everything, I’m doubtful this will be the case. I guess I will find out the next time … Continue reading →
Contributed by Holly Kiely. Hello Dear Friends and welcome to my essay on X. I had so many things I wanted to talk about! I decided to keep it light and share an excellent mystery that I find myself examining … Continue reading →
Contributed by Rachel Wilder. At some point in our lives our faithful wheels are going to let up down. Right now, we might be thinking about what we could have had in our houses to make ‘sheltering at home’ easier … Continue reading →