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Lisa Lunney
A Canadian gal that firmly believes words can change the world. An avid reader, writer and Autumn/Winter lover. She excels at communications and writes for pleasure and profession.
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The arm-leg snuggle. Summer lovin’ is officially here. #boosummer #imissfall #imisssnow #wahsummer #greycatsofinstagram #princessbubbles #pbKilling away the presurgery anxiety by looking at amazing photos. One of the best days with one of my best ladies. Love you Chantel! Forever my Garth to my Wayne <3Moonstones and Moss ❤️😍Hey all, Please follow my new Instagram @musingsofthemoonchild for poetry and musings about life :D please support one of your fave Canadian poets ^__^ Spread the word! Share, share, share!May is #melanonaawareness month and I can’t stress the importance of taking care of your skin and practicing sun safety. Yes - Melanoma CAN happen to you. It’s not some rare disease that occurs in only a small population. It’s not unheard of. It’s the deadliest form of skin cancer and one person DIES every hour from it. Your skin is your bodies largest organ. Take care of it. It is the vessel in which you life your life, if you destroy it...well, you’re in a for a nightmare. Prayers, strength and love fueled my fight. I have been NED for over a year and plan to stay this way. Check your moles. Please. Do it for your family, friends and loved ones. For the love of Glob, don’t tan! A tan is not something healthy, it’s simply damaged DNA - a fully body scab. One serious sunburn boosts your chances of melanoma by over 40%. Melanoma isn’t just removing a bad mole and moving on. This evil can travel. It is insidious and does not care whom it is picking a fight with.Nature at its finest 🙌🏻🙂 #wildlife #wildlifephotography #canada #alberta #banff #rockymountainsTranslate
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Category Archives: Holiday Season
Recipes: Honey Cake
Sweet breads correspond to Ostara and nothing is more tradition for this time for fresh, new beginnings than Honey. Sweet breads are a top food choice for the season. Celebrate with this great take on traditional Honey Cake. Winter does … Continue reading
St. Patrick’s Day Traditions
St. Patrick’s Day 2018 occurs on Saturday, March 17, in observance of the death of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. What began as a religious feast day in the 17th century has evolved into a variety of festivals … Continue reading
Valentine’s Day Cards Traditions
The first Valentine’s cards were sent in the 18th century. Initially these were handmade efforts, as pre-made cards were not yet available. Lovers would decorate paper with romantic symbols including flowers and love knots, often including puzzles and lines of … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday Season
Tagged classics valentines, cupid, history of cupid cards, history of valentines day, love greeting cards, retro valentine, valentines day cards history, valentines day decor, valentines day decorations, valentines day fun, valentines day images, valentines day of yesteryear, vintage cards, vintage valentines
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Wheel of the Year: Imbolc Celebrations
Imbolc or Imbolg, also called Brigid’s Day, is a Gaelic traditional festival marking the beginning of spring. Most commonly it is held on 1/2 February, or about halfway between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. It is time to … Continue reading
What Christmas Is As We Grow Older – by Charles Dickens
This is such a stunning piece of prose. It encompasses the universal feeling of melancholy at Christmas time and teaches a great lesson whilst tugging at our heartstrings. We are all together, always. Whether we now thrive in the … Continue reading
