In this entry, I am back out at the trails before continuing to plan for Mabon. I interact with a Hackberry tree and more!

This is a bit of a longer one as I go out to the trails interacting with and discovering new plants and more.

This journal entry, I talk about rain water, the different types of rain water, and it's different magickal properties. Then the following day, I find a Swamp White Oak.

In this entry, as the Fall equinox is approaching along with it being Virgo season, I feel like that it's a great time to begin doing Mabon things.

While it may be meteorological fall, it still feels like summer. In this entry, I meet a Creeping Juniper.

It's September as we begin this first entry. It's also meteorological fall, I find a White Mulberry tree, and more!

Wise people appreciate the value of controlling one's temper. Never assume that others are out to harm you. Get all the facts before making an important decision or passing judgment on others. Avoiding becoming easily offended can improve your life and relationships.

Flood swept across the United States last week. I think we should be notified to help these people in need at this moment in time. So far they said there was 20 casualties and all the rain and tornadoes and water setting on houses and top of businesses. Electricity wiped out in a long range of areas.

In this entry, I talk about my time at a big and steep hiking trail that was a little dangerous to get to called Vincent Bluffs Preserve.

In this entry, I've decided to stay put at the hotel and identify some plants that had growing there.

This submission consists of five tiny entries. The first one takes place in Yankton then will be in Council Bluffs, Iowa. A glance at the next entries (July 27-28th or so) will follow.

This entry is a bigger one than the ones to come. I am preparing to travel to Council Bluffs, IA, interact with a Silver Maple tree and more.

In this entry, I go back to the Primative Trails wishing that I was resting on a big moss cloud. I also find some fungi and mushroom.

In this entry, I'm in the Cemetery. I interact with the wind and attuning myself to a pine tree on top of my sacred hill.

Follow me on this entry that was also written by my ADHD. In this entry, I interact with a Common sunflower and describe my first sensational grounding experience.

Much more interactions, like Hoary Verbena. Also am becoming more goal driven and more focused on plants over rocks.

While these journals aren't like Darwin or journals that may be of familiar, these journals are still worth the read. These journals will also include my experience as a Green Witch but also just a journey where you can read about things that I have found, journaled and researched while being in nature.

The Beach or the Mountains? It’s a question that’s often bantered between friends, debated among coworkers on break, and a subject of (hopefully) amicable discussion when planning the next family vacation. Personally, I prefer the mountains for several reasons, but the main one being that I HATE sand. You can try to wash it off, but it will haunt you like a ghost that wants to try on your shoes and follow you back to your car and hotel. But enough about sand. Recently, I led a group to Amicalola Falls State Park and Lodge near Dawsonville, Georgia: home to the third-tallest waterfall on the east side of the Mississippi River. Cascading down 729 feet of cliffside, the waterfall offers a breathtaking reward if you decide to hike one of the several trails.

In a world that seems to be spinning faster than ever before, there's a generation silently struggling to find their place, their purpose, and their peace of mind. Generation Z, those born between 1997 and 2012, are facing a mental health crisis unlike any seen before. From the tender age of 11 to the uncertain brink of 26, they're drowning in a sea of self-doubt, anxiety, and despair.

Isolation- The act of isolating , The condition of being isolated. Stresses detachment from others often involuntary.