Got a few ears of corn left from your barbeque? Probably not. But if you do, try this quick and easy recipe. You can substitute frozen corn, too! Either way, it’s ready in just a few minutes. The recipe makes 6 – 8 servings. For cooked corn on the cob, remove the kernels and set… Continue reading Vegan Sweet and Spicy Corn
International Fairy Day is coming, June 24th! Icons of Fairy Legend and FolkloreBring the Fairy Magic HomeFairies in MusicFairies in the GardenFairies in Art Fairies in Literature In 1902, J.M. Barrie’s book, Peter Pan claimed that when the first baby laughed for the first time, its laugh broke into a million pieces, and they all went… Continue reading Happy Fairy Day!
Houseplants are just that – plants meant for growing in the house. They’re not plants you find growing in nature. But at one point, most of the plants we call houseplants today were wild plants growing somewhere in nature – whether in rain forests, woodlands or prairies. Over the years, they have been acclimated to… Continue reading Houseplants for Year-Round Gardening
International Fairy Day is coming, June 24! Fairies have been drawn, painted and sculpted in every size, shape and medium. A favorite of the Victorian era, fairy art was inspired by literature of William Shakespeare, Edward Robert Hughes and Edmund Spenser. Even photographers have convinced people of their existence. Photographs of the Cottingley fairies, taken in… Continue reading Fairies in Art
International Fairy Day is coming, June 24th! Fairies are decorating gardens everywhere. Sculptures and figurines are available to suit any size garden and price range. Whether displayed singly or in a grouping, fairies add a sense of wonder and magic to your garden. Plantings in a fairy garden should include trees that provide food and… Continue reading Fairies in the Garden
According to the US Environmental Protection Agency, the concept of “reduce, reuse, recycle” is equally important for household hazardous waste as it is for industrial materials. We must all do our part to conserve our natural resources and protect our environment and health. This can be applied to our everyday lives and make a huge… Continue reading Green Tips For The Home
Certainly! Music has often drawn inspiration from fairytales, creating enchanting and magical compositions. A vast array of styles and compositions exist. The choice is limited only by your personal preference. You can find contemporary songs for all ages as well as classical songs from opera and theater. To create an ethereal mood for your celebration,… Continue reading Fairies in Music?
Ready in less than half an hour, this creamy, cheesy dip is delicious hot or cold. Whether you grill fresh corn on the cob or substitute frozen fire roasted corn, this crunchy favorite will be a favorite go to year-round. INGREDIENTS:3 ears fresh corn or 1 pkg. frozen fire roasted corn¼ cup vegan mayonnaise4 ounces… Continue reading Vegan Mexican Street Corn Dip
International Fairy Day is coming, June 24! There are so many fun ways to prepare your home for the fun on Fairy Day. You can create a fairy setting for your family to celebrate. Drape a length of sheer fabric (gauze, mosquito netting, organdy, tulle) over windows, tables, tree branches, patio umbrella – wherever there… Continue reading Bring the Fairy Magic Home!
When is Litha? The summer solstice or "midsummer", lands on June 20th in the northern hemisphere. It is the longest day of the year. After Litha, the days begin to become shorter until Yule in December, when the wheel turns once again and the days become longer. Litha is a celebration of abundance. Symbols of… Continue reading Happy Litha Summer Solstice, 2024
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