I went to the park in the early morning, when the frost still covered the ground, and it was clear from the moment I stepped on the meadow path to the woods that we are now in the transition time between autumn and winter.
Read MoreI don’t think it’s a revolutionary statement to say that the year 2020 has been pretty terrible so far, and this is true for virtually everyone. It has been a year of death, extreme illness, not seeing family, missed vacations, canceled weddings…I could continue the list on and on. We all can relate to stories of insomnia woes, mental health struggles, and grief. But among the most affected and hurt by the current global pandemic and the resulting quarantine have been senior citizens.
Read MoreHalloween has just passed; a particularly potent one this year what with the blue full moon, time change, strongly charged emotions in the air already from the election, and of course the pandemic making everyone yearn for a moment of celebration.
Read MoreWhen I was twenty-years-old or so, I first found out about ballads. Mind you, I’d listened to them before that time, thanks to my parents’ love of 60s folk, and my passion for Loreena McKennitt, but I didn’t know that there was an entire world of deep and rich stories known as “ballads” that had been passed down through centuries.
Read MoreThe dryad of the greenwood liked to leave her tree sometimes and wander the forest. She loved to stretch down deep into the ground, and talk to other trees through their twining roots, and their susurrations of leaves and branches, but sometimes she got the urge to wander.
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…Welcome to my corner of the internet, where on any given day you might find me sharing a miniature story inspired by a self-portrait from my forest wanderings, a sketch of a faerie maiden, pondered scribblings related to daily magic, and much more.
Come sit for a while and stay, stretch your legs, fins, cloven hooves, whatever type of faerie you may be. Listen to stories, tell some of your own, learn about your hostess, and the mythmaker friends she shares here as well. Step into a painting, adorn your antlers with flowers and acorns for a theme party, and play at make believe: a time-honored tradition that we’re never too old to indulge in.
Celebrate wonder and imagination in all its many forms.
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