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An angel in the garden: May 2014

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An angel in the garden. Thursday, 15 May 2014. Do you ever find yourself playing the game of What If. I don't mean If Only. That's about regret and things we cannot change. But, What If. We had taken the path down, that day, instead of going up? It's actually a really interesting game? Because it reminds us that we do, in fact, have choices in life.that we've. Made choices, all of our own. So, it goes like this: What If.I hadn't met Rob that day in Wellington when I was 17? Of course, I don't know! And a...

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An angel in the garden: April 2014

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An angel in the garden. Wednesday, 30 April 2014. Woodland Dominoes, Racey Helps and Three Wise Men. Aren't baby things adorable. They're designed that way to melt our hearts! This wee fawn caught my eye at the market last week. He's quite at home tucked under all the foliage. Priced at a dollar because of the chip.I'll just give it a wee paint, or not. Some things are still just precious, even in imperfection. I found some tiny rose buds, the first double violet and a wild strawberry. One on each side.

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An angel in the garden: Morning Glory

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An angel in the garden. Friday, 13 March 2015. Hello dear, kind people. I wonder, are you a fabulous giver of gifts or are you, perhaps, a better receiver? Some people just love getting presents and surprises, others are so clever at finding just the right thing for someone else. One of my best and most memorable gifts received, was. half a salami wrapped in tin foil from my friend Trish-perhaps 20 years ago! It meant so much to me at the time. Aren't quinces buttery beautiful. I found some more of these...

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An angel in the garden: Surviving Narcissistic Abuse

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An angel in the garden. If you have come here through An Angel in the Garden you may wonder what on earth this page is doing here! But this is part of my story too. If you have googled and found me then very likely, you really need to be here and you're searching for answers like me. I have been searching for truth, healing, peace and a sense of belonging for as long as I can remember. That information was concerning the condition of Narcissistic Personality Disorder. It wasn't my fault then. S with heal...

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An angel in the garden: Lucy, Our Sweet Vintage Caravan

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An angel in the garden. Lucy, Our Sweet Vintage Caravan. Let me tell you a little of the story of our Lucy:. One morning, just before Easter, I found a message on Trade me and an unexpected listing that took my breath away and captivated my heart; a listing for an adorable shabby chic vintage caravan. Little note: if you click on this picture you'll be able to see all the photos in a larger size). I hardly slept a wink that week. There were so many questions going around in my head! We backed her in over...

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An angel in the garden: February 2015

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An angel in the garden. Sunday, 8 February 2015. Speaking."Flower" and of Fairies. A week or two ago I noticed a field,. One day, I stopped and went to look. I discovered a world of glory. An unkempt paddock that nobody gives a second glance to as they pass by; merrily festooned in magical pink. Bees and bumble bees gleefully going about their flighty business by the thousands and thousands, swooning from flower to flower,. In the language of flowers sweet peas signify delicate pleasure. So now we have t...

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An angel in the garden: November 2014

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An angel in the garden. Monday, 24 November 2014. The Toadstool Holiday and The Gifts of Imperfection. Haven't the days of November flown by! Our little toad-stools have been seconded by fairy folk. Been for a little holiday down the road. Frog isn't best pleased but I'm sure he'll recover shortly. Last Sunday was the annual Taikura (Rudolph Steiner) school fete. I am so glad that it's just down the road; an easy little stroll from our house. It's not often that you see true beauty at a school fair.

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An angel in the garden: Every Day Sacred: Glow

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An angel in the garden. Every Day Sacred: Glow. Why do I write this blog.An angel in the garden? To tell my story. I do so want to encourage and inspire others that we might all bloom and fly. I also want to see the woman of my own family (& those that come after me) find their way in the world, figure out who they are truly meant to be and SHINE! I'm leaving a trail of beauty. Light photo: Magnolia Pearl. I'm traveling with grace in my heart and flowers in my hair. But I still would have liked. The worl...

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An angel in the garden: October 2014

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An angel in the garden. Tuesday, 21 October 2014. Katie and The Talking Factory. After 8 long weeks The Mother stands silent (she needs new bearings and a valve replacement),. Dozens of squeaks and squeals have been remedied. I now know more about the guts and inner workings of "the most productive factory in the world" than I ever cared to know. I even discovered an upgrade that cost precisely nothing-when the speaker is, quite simply, plonked in a bowl you get greater amplification! I discovered that a...

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An angel in the garden: Wildly Excessive!

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An angel in the garden. Friday, 10 April 2015. Gather your washing baskets and your wool fadges, your buckets and your aprons. We are in the time of wild excess! The time has come to harvest, gather, savour and share the fruit of the land. What a perfect time to celebrate Easter in the midst of plenty. I have created a nature/harvest/Easter table on the front porch that is changed and rearranged daily (would someone stop eating all the figs please! The bunnies tails we collected from near the sea. Not su...