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The Unfurling of Spring
Many times upon a time, there was an oak tree. This particular oak tree grew at the wood’s edge, in easy reach of the fields beyond. Each year, as autumn came to a close, the tree would throw its acorns toward the sunlit meadow. Each … Read More
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Mother’s Day without Mom
In August 2021, just nine short—and also long—months ago, my mother passed away. At some point that I don’t fully remember in the weeks that followed, my father tucked a small, worn, yellowed piece of paper into my hand. It was clipped from an unknown … Read More
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Blessing for Motherhood from Birthing Mama
May your heart continue to open in ways you never imagined possible. May your love grow to expand and hold all the moments of joy and sorrow. May you learn, heal, and awaken more fully as you walk the … Read More
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Lemon-Garlic Asparagus from The Moon Cycle Cookbook
Ovulation! It’s the equivalent of a standing ovation (see what we did there?) when it comes to your cycle. From the moment you started to bleed, your body has been preparing for this event: the release of an egg. For many of us, this phase … Read More
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Make Calendula-Infused Buttermilk Soap Bars
The art of soapmaking, much like baking, is a creative process that relies on pure chemistry for success. At its simplest, the chemical formula is lye + oil = soap. But the lye needs a carrier in order to mix with the oil, so the formula … Read More
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Why Raise Chickens?
Why raise chickens? Because they’re the pet that makes you breakfast. They bring home good food and belly laughs. Chickens are quirky, beautiful, and oddly clever. They come in countless colors, shapes, and varieties, and there’s not a culture on the planet that doesn’t raise … Read More
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How to Build a Raised Garden Bed
When conventional gardening is not an option—if you don’t have the space, perhaps, or the right kind of soil — raised beds are often a viable, if not advantageous, alternative. Beds with conservative widths (3'–5') allow you to reach into the middle to plant or … Read More
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Make Your Own Spring Shamrocks
Have you ever hunted for a four-leaf clover? It’s practically impossible to find one. Statistically speaking, there are 10,000 three-leaf clovers to every four-leaf clover. Traditionally, each leaf is believed to represent something different: The first is for faith, the second is for hope, the … Read More
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Spring into Garden Season Giveaway
---- GIVEAWAY CLOSED ----- We've teamed up with our friends over at Johnny's Selected Seeds, Timber Press, and Workman Publishing to give you the chance to win the Spring into Garden Season Giveaway packed with growing supplies and vegetable seeds, … Read More
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Strawberry Heart Hand Pies
These heart–shaped hand pies from Strawberry Love are the perfect-sized sweet treat to share with someone you love (no need to wait for Valentine’s Day). This recipe makes about ten 2 ½-inch hand pies. Ingredients 1 package (2-count) refrigerated piecrusts 2 tablespoons granulated sugar … Read More
