Blogs by JoAnne
Jewelweed has plenty of nicknames such as spotted touch-me-not because the seed pods pop when touched. When I was young, my brother and I called them poppers.
Lavender is commonly used in aromatherapy because of its tranquil scent. However, this versatile herb offers so much more. If you are new to the world of herbs and essential oils, lavender is the perfect gateway plant to get your feet wet.
Multiflora rose has a less than favorable reputation with home owners because of its invasive nature, but this wild rose offers much to love when it comes to matters of the heart and healing our body.
Dandelions aren’t just flowers in a field or weeds in your yard. Sometimes dandelions are wishes come true or memories bringing us back to a fond memory.
Times are tough. I pray we are all a bit kinder to ourselves and others as we move through this pandemic together. Isolation doesn’t mean you must be alone. There are many ways to reach out and touch someone. Be creative and look for the good.
More commonly known as teacher assistants, para titles and roles have changed over time. We are teachers, mentors, role models, support systems, school moms, mediators, nurturers, and caretakers.
Does your love life have you coming or going? Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be stressful or uncomfortable. Keep it simple and enjoy with this easy checklist.
Elder(berry) Advice can help you with your Winter Woes. Nobody wants to get sick, but elderberry syrup or elixir can help minimize your chances of illness.
It’s important to practice gratitude every day. Thanksgiving is a day when the global heart shifts into a higher vibration of mindfulness.
Living in a world that disguises taking and putting yourself before others as being true to oneself, I would like to share my thoughts on giving instead.
I start each morning with a prayer and conclude every night with one as well. It keeps me grounded. It helps me focus on other people besides myself.