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🌿 Nature's Happiness Boost! 🌞✨ ⠀ When li

🌿 Nature's Happiness Boost! 🌞✨
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When life gets hectic, remember to take a break and embrace the great outdoors. 🌳 Whether it's a stroll around your back yard, a hike in the mountains, or simply basking in the warmth of the sun, spending time in nature has a magical way of making us feel happier. 😄
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🌼 The soothing sights and sounds of nature reduce stress, while physical activity outdoors lifts our spirits. 🚴‍♀️🌄 Connecting with the natural world fosters a sense of peace and mindfulness, encouraging us to be present in the moment. 💆‍♂️
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So, why not plan your next adventure? 🌻 Grab a friend or go solo, and let the beauty of nature boost your mood and fill your heart with joy. 🌲💚

💛+✨, Meagan

Life lately 💛 1️⃣ Capturing his biggest ca

Life lately 💛

1️⃣ Capturing his biggest catches and being his biggest fan.
2️⃣ Youthful milestones (that make his mama nervous).
3️⃣ Enjoying the littlest garden visitors and sharing our tomatoes with them.

💛✨, Meagan

🌼DIY CHAMOMILE EYE WASH🌼 for warding off inf

🌼DIY CHAMOMILE EYE WASH🌼
for warding off infections

One of my kiddos woke up this morning, with a swollen, red, itchy eye.

As a nurse and herbalist, my first step is not to head to the doctor but to search my herbal apothecary for something that will meet our needs.

For potential eye infections, my go-to botanical is chamomile -- a classic herb used to ease inflammation, counter bacteria, and soothe itching and pain.

I make a strong infusion, strain it well, and apply 3 to 4 drops to the infected eye every couple of hours. If the eye hasn't improved in 24 hours, I add additional herbs with stronger microbial properties and continue for another 24 hours or so.

God has provided us with plants to use for food and wellness as well as the knowledge to learn how to use them.

If this is something you'd like to learn more about, let me encourage you to sign up for my free biweekly newsletter and join my seasonal herbalism membership, Herb Folk.
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Small town festivals are my jam, and ours has been

Small town festivals are my jam, and ours has been rated as one of the best in the area! What a fun way to spend a Saturday together!

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