Hello.
Here are five things this week.
1. These Snails.
Skylar's snails got a new home this week. We found a smaller enclosure for them, because they one these had was too big now that we are down to only two snails. One of the things we enjoy the most about snails is how active they are at night. Nothing is cuter than watching a snail munch on some lettuce leaves, or drink a drop of water. We just love them.
2. This Weather.
Earlier in the days this week we had a few bouts of sleet, but we got a nice surprise on Wednesday night and early Thursday morning and woke up to snow fall. It didn't last long coming down, but it was beautiful falling against the night sky and the lights.
3. These Muffins.
This month we took a trip to IKEA and I picked up these two canvas recipe prints. This week we decided to give the blueberry muffin recipe a try. They turned out great and our next task is to try the pumpkin soup recipe. When we do give it a try I will check back in and give feedback. Definitely keeping an eye out for anymore recipe canvas prints at our local IKEA every time we go now.
4. These Ducks.
We are looking to move our duck house soon and not quite sure where to place it, or even if it's worth repairing and moving. We have noticed it failing in some areas, especially around the bottom parts of the coop. This coop is several years old and has been moved a few times to different locations. Over those years and moves, it has slowly starting showing its age. Stay tuned for an update on this. Hopefully we can save it, but if not, we will come up with something just as nice for the little duckies to live in.
5. This Rosemary.
We gave our rosemary bush a trim this week and it was much needed. A lot of it was overgrown so much that we had to pull the bush together with twine and trim it that way to prevent large gouges out of the bush. We were able to trim enough to where the bush will have a chance to grow out this coming summer season. Can't wait to use the rosemary clippings in other ways, though. I love rosemary and the fact that it's such a versatile herb.
One last thing:
We love our local food coop (First Alternative Co-Op). These pictures above are the north and south store locations in Corvallis, Oregon. The best thing about these co-ops are the fact that they are part of the Food Cooperatives that are located nationwide. They offer organic and local products that are better for you and the environment. Check here to see if there's one close to you.
Positive affirmations this week:
Trust the process when it comes to healing trauma, anxiety, and/or depression. Someone else's healing time will not be your healing time. Give yourself plenty of time and trust the process needed to heal your brain and your struggles. Once you let go of your expectations and your comparison to others, it really does get better. You can do this!
Have a nice weekend.
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