So I’m one of those people that refuses to decorate for Christmas until the day after Thanksgiving. Anyone else with me? I think it’s because I view Thanksgiving as an autumn holiday, and I want to give my family plenty of time to appreciate and celebrate it before moving on to the next holiday. As we move toward ...
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Winter Storms, Fermented Herbal Honey Recipe, and DIY Salves for Gift Giving
In case you're not signed up to receive my bi-monthly Letters To Natural Mamas emails, I thought I'd share a recent letter with you so you can get a feel for what they're like. This is the type of content you can expect to receive from me every couple of weeks. If you wanna get more of an inside glimpse into my life, ...
6 Ways I Use Holiday Essential Oils During Winter
The winter season is the perfect time to slow down, to nourish your body and mind, and to make beautiful memories with loved ones. During the winter months, I find myself at home much more than I am during other seasons, which I sometimes find hard to believe because I feel like I spend a lot of time at home ...
The Magic of Winter
While each season is enjoyable for its own reasons, winter is one of my favorites. It's just so full of warmth, magic, and meaning. Warmth Thanks to my pitta dosha, I prefer to be warm all. the. time. so winters here in Tennessee can be hard for me. Thankfully, though, there are things I can do to stay warm amidst ...
Herbal Mushroom Hot Chocolate For Health & Happiness
The weather can't make up its mind here in upper East Tennessee. One week it's sunny, we're doing school lessons outside, and we're driving around with the windows down, and then the next week it's freezing, snow has covered the ground, and the wood stove is burning non-stop! While we've seen some glimpses of early ...
Winter Foraging, Herbal Hot Chocolate, and More!
I wanted to repost one of my Letters To Natural Mama emails here to give anyone who’s curious a peek at the sort of content I share in these biweekly emails. They’ve taken over blogging for me in a sense, and it feels really good to share in this more intimate way—email to email that is. This particular “letter” was ...
