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Reclaiming the Lost Art of Winter
“Are we not living in the season we’re in? Are we actually living winter during fall and spring during winter?” That’s the comment I read on YouTube recently and while those were not her exact words, she made a great point. Our rush into the next season cripples our enjoyment of where we’re at. This… Continue reading
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Full Bloom in January
Here at Green Fables there is a particular flower which can bloom through the wintertime. Last year was my first experience with this bloom and I even gifted one of the small yellow flowers to a dear friend on her birthday! She is a lover of spring and summer so getting such a bright flower… Continue reading
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This Was 28 – Birthday Reflections
It was the first year I noticed how enchanting it was when spring shifted into summer. There was this charming haze that seemed to hover just above all the yellowed grass. Life was flying in the air, the dandelions (and some of them huge!) were a quiet parade along the roadside, and, of course, there… Continue reading
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Weary But Never Empty
“The weary world rejoices…“ We sing this and we say it. We live it, too. A weary world rejoicing does not mean we throw off weariness in order to rejoice, but that we rejoice while we are weary, because we have Reason to hope that this weariness will not last forever. And it won’t. With… Continue reading
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