The nettles are poking their little heads through the rich, brown earth. Soon it will be time for Nettles Soup, Nettles tea and sauted nettles with garlic that my friend Diana is so fond of. Welcome, Welcome Lady Spring!
I found your blog by chance, but am so glad I did. We love nettle soup and have it in the early spring. I'll try to stop by more often. I really like your blog. I hope you are having a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
Striving to embrace the sacred in the everyday and to protect the wonder of childhood - with slow, simple and seasonal living. I provide support and community for parents, caregivers and teachers with this blog + Celebrate the Rhythm of Life ~a living curriculum program for the kindergarten and nursery years. It includes Monthly Guides + eCourses, full of enthusiastic daily, weekly and seasonal support for homemaking + homeschooling. I'm editor over at the Wonder of Childhood online magazine. On sabbatical from tending The Children's Garden, a home based morning garden program for young children and their families. I am a Simplicity Parenting Coach. I provide coaching + consultation for parenting + homeschooling. I've served on the Board of Directors of LifeWays North America as well as WECAN's Birth to Three Task Force. Some of the hats I've worn in this life include: Mom, Midwife, Childbirth Educator, Outrigger Canoe Racer, Scuba Diver, Homemaker, Homeschooler, Waldorf Parent Child Group Leader, Waldorf Morning Garden Teacher, Waldorf Kindergarten Teacher, Waldorf Nursery Caregiver, Muse, Gardener, Cook, Healer and Wanderer.
I found your blog by chance, but am so glad I did. We love nettle soup and have it in the early spring. I'll try to stop by more often. I really like your blog. I hope you are having a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteJust popping in to thank you for your visit to my blog. Have a great weekend. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteI've never used nettles before. It's interesting to see how they grow!
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