Loving this day

My little guard dog is keeping me company on the front porch while I contemplate mowing. I hope your day is pleasant and smooth. Blessed be, B.

Happy July

Life has been hard for many lately, and the emotional backlash of watching the news doesn't help anyone. If you are in America, may you have a blessed Independence Day tomorrow.  It will be birthday celebrations for friends and family in my circles.  

The Garden has still not made arrangements for in-person meetings, but we remain hopeful. 

If you need to reach out, we can be reached at gardensourcesc@gmail.com. 

Blessed be.

Summer break!

Most everyone is on Summer break as I post this. The weather in Kentucky has been beautiful, even with some rain and thunderstorms sprinkled in. 

I have been tired and overwhelmed with keeping appointments for my health and wellbeing, but the sunshine has brought with it joy and relief, if only in my mind. 

May this find you well and happy until we can meet again. Contact us at gardensourcesc@gmail.com if you have any questions or need to reach out. 

Blessed be, 

Barbara.

Rare Black Moon Partial Eclipse Just In Time For Beltaine

I have been warned by friends who are into astrology that things are going to get weird. Can life possibly get more weird than it has already been? Hold on to your hat, it can always be worse.  

Here is a link to Space.com article about this event:  https://www.space.com/partial-solar-eclipse-april-2022-wows-skywatchers

We at the Garden hope this finds you well and happy. Warm weather is coming around and the great outdoors are calling. Be safe and reach out if you need us. 

www.gardensourcesc.org 

Don't get fooled again

The Who warned us that they wouldn't be fooled again, but is it so bad to have a gentle laugh at ourselves?  After so long, many of us still in isolation, it is time to laugh together, even if our "together" is thru the miracle of the World Wide Web.

This world we are slowly and cautiously waking up to, is not the same one we left behind two years ago. It is now obvious why the 1920s were "roaring". People finally coming out of the dark cloud of the Spanish Flu were ready to party in the streets, the stock market looked good up until the end of the decade, so there was money to burn through. Unforunately, alcohol prohobition kinda rained on that parade, as the saying goes. But what great stories and music came out of that era!  Struggles build resilience and beauty rises to the surface. 

I am not here to fool anyone, but to hopefully make you smile and realize that our time apart won't be forever and there will be a party, maybe a decade long party, to look forward to when we can be together again. 

In the meantime, enjoy the Spring! And if you need us, please reach out through our website gardensourcesc.org.

Much love.