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Years ago, many businesses decided to go paperless. The goal was to become paper-free. It never happened. A degree of success was achieved as computer technology advanced. In our private lives, many of us also decided to go paperless. Some achieved it and some did not. I, and many others, became nearly paperless by paying almost all household bills online. Still, I found myself too often “constipapered,” bogged down with catalogues, sale flyers, and bills that could not be paid ...
Window fluff was a popular Yuletide fad in the 1950s because it mimicked a snowy scene and allowed the kids to paint the winter onto any window in the house. Easy to make, it smells amazing and deters spiders and other pests like ticks. Kids especially will delight in hours of creative fun. To make it more sustainable, the fluff can be collected from the windows and recycled for use in the laundry or mopping water when all that spring cleaning begins in earnest. Gather these ingredients: 6 ...
Trees are pruned in the autumn and winter so that new growth can flourish in the spring. This cutting helps the tree grow bigger and better in the future. The same can be said for things in life that have run their course. Shedding our past is necessary to make room for new opportunities. Perform this spell to cut away the lingering power of experiences that are no longer serving you so you can bloom in the future. Bring a tree clipping to your sacred space. Hold it in your hands and visualize ...
Mothers come in all shapes and sizes; they are not just the women who gave birth to us. Instead, mothers can be friends, sisters, lovers, and those who have raised us and looked after us in our darkest moments. The greatest mother of all is, of course, our beautiful Earth, and although we haven’t been the most responsible of her children, we do still care for her. On this Mother’s Day, show your gratitude to our wonderful Mother Earth. Go outside and stand barefoot on the grass, ...
