The easiest and most basic thing that we can do to avoid viruses like the novel Cornonavirus Covid-19 is to regularly wash our hands. This may seem like a no-brainer but a study from Michigan State University found that 1 … Continue reading →
Just as our spring fair and market season was nearing its start, on the eve of our first craft fair, the Covid-19 coronavirus made itself a reality in our lives. We adhered to the stay at home recommendations of Governor … Continue reading →
I really am not complaining, but where has the time gone? The daylight hours are lengthening and though we are still experiencing winter weather, there are signs of Spring! Erin brought eggs from the barn today, which means the chickens … Continue reading →
Well, we have been operational for just over two weeks! Maureen and I have been busy creating a comfortable and inviting space of our own. Our Open House is set for Saturday, November 2nd from 2 pm until 5 pm … Continue reading →
We have wrapped up the Summer Market schedule. It was really fun to be a part of the Lee Farmer’s Market again and to join the West Stockbridge Farmer’s Market. Now we are working on the Fall class schedule and … Continue reading →
We are gearing up for the new season! With the longer days and the teases of spring like weather, our attention is turning towards planning for the new season. Our Spring Aromatherapy Class Series has started and the first Craft … Continue reading →
Have you seen aromatherapy jewelry? Felt discs in pretty lockets, clay pendants, lava bead bracelets and necklaces are in right now. They are a popular way to use the benefits of essential oils in a way that is similar … Continue reading →
The Benefits of Using an Essential Oil Inhaler One of my favorite ways to use essential oils is with a personal inhaler. There are inexpensive plastic ones, aluminum with glass inserts and the easy DIY method with a cotton ball … Continue reading →
Hi Everyone, Here are a few articles that I think might be helpful to highlight some of the concepts that we discussed in class last week. As always, please feel free to contact me if you have any questions that … Continue reading →