Sunday, November 30, 2014. Thursday, September 11, 2014. The past month has left little time for things outside of processing the harvest and visits with family. Especially something as luxurious as an hour in the air conditioned library. But today I am treating myself in between making wine and applesauce. The last of the tomatoes. Annual family ice cream churning. This year I look towards clams, crabs, and shades of sand and salt. And traveling south from there.

Tuesday, June 15, 2010. Kale and Hijiki with Rice Noodles in an Oyster Mushroom Broth. One big bunch of oyster mushrooms cut up. Add to finely chopped KALE, Scallions, and pre-cooked rice noodles or try Eden Muggwort Soba noodles. Add Siracha or other asian chili sauce and tamari or more Braggs to taste! .

Tell the truth about your life and split the world open. And though she be but little, she is fierce Shakespeare. If you are a victim of nonconsensual pornography.

Let me in! Click to let me in via email! Once we get to know each other. Another great Gaiman read! LOVE IT. Putting her other two books in my Goodreads list! An awesome book. Ready for six! Great read.

Living on sunshine in Paris. Saturday, March 10, 2012. Rawkin the Globe - Cape Town, South Africa. It was amazing to travel such a distance and to not have jet lag! In the souther.

A little while ago I told you as part of my herbal medicine apprenticeship that I was to keep a record of at least 30 herbs and my experience working with them. I decided to blog about them as that as an easy way to document and share my work. By this point I have a bit of experience working with stinging nettle both medicinal and plant spirit wise so it gets first entry. If you get stung,.

A blog about local plants, their fascinating histories and myriad uses. In Germany, picking mushrooms, nuts and berries is an exciting pastime for many nature lovers. Indeed, local laws guarantee the right to gather small amounts of nuts, mushrooms and berries in the forests surrounding Berlin.

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