Hi y’all! I’m treating myself and my friends to monthly reflections, this year. These are meant to help me keep track and make sense of things. I am one of those creative types thatContinue reading
Your 2015 guide to spending more time outside
Everyone is in agreement that we all need to spend time outside. Kids, and their adults, are spending more time indoors than ever before – playing video games, surfing youtube, searching the internet, blogging and connectingContinue reading
Printable Winter Nature Journal eBook
The Winter Nature Journal eBook [first in a series of four] is finally here! It’s a little later than I hoped, but it’s published just in time for Winter Solstice. I hope that my natureContinue reading
Where to find us without Facebook in 2015
You may not be aware, but it’s no secret to bloggers and brands that facebook is going to make it more difficult for pages to reach their fans in the new year. What it meansContinue reading
One starry night – Geminids Meteor Shower
Our 12 days of Christmas in Nature ends with one starry night… whether that night is the Geminids meteor shower this weekend, the dark sky of a new moon in winter, or some other celestialContinue reading
Two firestarters crafted from recycled material
We’re nearing the end of the 12 Days of Christmas in Nature. We’ve crafted ornaments, learned ways to stay warm, made trail mix and fed the birds… what better way to settle in for winterContinue reading
Three crafty bird feeders to make for winter
On the third day of Christmas, Mother Nature gave to me…. lots and lots of birds! Feeding birds, in the winter, can help them survive and help you bring nature indoors. Bird Seed Ornaments EverContinue reading
Four tasty, kid-friendly drinks to warm up a hike
Have you ever thought to warm up a hike with a tasty kid-friendly drink? You have options! Bring these tasty drinks along in a thermos, use a backpacking stove to heat up water and dryContinue reading
Who are you and where have you been?
“Tell your stories,” said the fly fisherman, “don’t let them die with you.” He then led us outside to recite the passage that reminded me of The importance of the silence between us. Two very conflicting messages..Continue reading