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One of the things I love about herbalism is that it really promotes a connection to land, to place, to nature. Of course there are…
One of the things I love about herbalism is that it really promotes a connection to land, to place, to nature. Of course there are…
The plant Nettle has recently become very significant to me. While anyone who carelessly brushed up against the plant may be more inclined to curse…
This last week I was finishing my Master of Herbalism program with the phenomenal Gigi Stafne and the Green Wisdom School of Botanical and Natural…
This is the time of year when many of our plant allies are coming back into full bloom (at least if you live in the…
I am deeply passionate about Women’s history, especially the surprising stories that don’t often get told. I love particularly studying the history of women as…
Another highlight of the 10th Annual Midwest Women’s Herbal Conference was the workshop that reknowned herbalist and author Susun Weed held on “Story Medicine.” Weed…
This weekend I had the privilege to attend the 10th Annual Midwest Women’s Herbal Conference. Last year was my first year attending. At the time…
I recently finished reading On All Fronts: The Education of a Journalist by Clarissa Ward. Ward is a foreign correspondent and contemporary of mine (being…
Spring growth means baby animals. One of my favorites is baby goats. But I never thought that I would one day be living on a…
Sometimes as a mom it can feel like you are living in a kingdom ruled by a tiny tyrant. Its not that children are hungry…