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- A Destin, Florida DestinationAlthough Florida has been most famous for Miami, many are discovering the beauties of the Emerald Coast and the allure of Apalachicola. I know I am one of that number. In fact, Florida’s... The things that adorn my mind lately...
- Love Your Gray Hair: Silver Is the New BlondeIf you decided to go silver, winter is time to love your gray hair and take care of it. That includes protection from the elements, using the right hair care products, and styling. Silver Fox Shirt... The things that adorn my mind lately...
- Homeschoolers Can Plan Their Own Garden Unit StudyHow Does Your Educational Garden Grow? One of the most rewarding ways to learn about a whole range of subjects is to focus in on one topic and create a unit study from it. Unit studies are... The things that adorn my mind lately...
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- Furnishing Grandma’s Fairy HouseJust Moved In? Time to Get Decorating! Being creative is what it’s all about- let’s make some cute stuff! I hope you enjoy these ideas and they spark your own fun projects. A Place of Enchantment Whether a fairy garden or home, flights of fancy start with the tiny things that make a miniature world […]Ilona Erwin
- Garden LogisticsSpring season is always a matter of logistics when you live in a cold climate. In temperate Ohio we go from cold-can’t-do-anything conditions to hot-don’t-want-to-do-anything weather with only a fleeting spring in between. We can count on two months to get soil prepared and everything planted. Some years there may be some earlier breaks and […]Ilona Erwin
- In Touch with the WeatherA definite benefit of gardening is being in touch with the weather. It’s a necessity, and counters the tendency of a modern life to live in isolation from nature. Of course, mankind has always been in something of a struggle with natural forces; but that is just an explanation for why we complain so much […]Ilona Erwin