Your pea plants! Your little pear tree! Your photobomber cat!
And the photo of the chicken coop, LOL, turns out to be something you did not build, which was my first thought: it looked so out of place, so unlike the work of your hands. You really might buy one? I can imagine them in a little stone fortress with a solar roof (and all your electrical genius innovations).
Love your posts!
In other news, it's now a year since I bought Wands of Horus (due to your post), and I worked my way up to holding them for hours in the night, but the only thing I noticed was occasional hand cramps.
Nothing about my life seemed "better" or improved thanks to the wands.
I have not given up on them, but I suspect they work best outdoors, barefoot, facing the setting sun.
For $80, it was an interesting experiment.
How about you.... any results to report? I need to check out your list of posts! I've missed so many! Thanks @owasco for reblogging, or I'd miss a lot more.
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Hello there Carol!
Apologise for the slow response here. Have been very focused on the chicken house since writing this post. Almost done now and the chickens will be arriving next week :)
The wooden chicken 'chalet' will be arriving in a few days and yes indeed, i could have built it. And it would have been so cool! But having now spent two weeks on the chicken mission my feeling is that saving the time is more important. I barely have time to open this website at the moment and have so many posts i would like to write...
Thanks for the wand update. I must admit that no matter how much i practiced it never felt comfortable holding them at night. I do hold them during meditations and sometimes out sungazing. This feels very good. Even Esteban held them for 20mins the other day when he was feeling sick and this seemed to make him feel better. Nothing much more to report than that really. Can i say that great things continue to happen in my life? Certainly. But can i say it has anything to do with the wands? Not really. I would have been interested to try out the original Russian wands, just to make a comparison.
By the way, i rather like your idea of solar panels on the chicken house! This could create a little night light for them and perhaps protect the enclosure from predators who will be put off by the illumination. Let's see if i get round to that.