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Litha Herbal Circle: A Ritual for the Height of Summer
Celebrate the summer solstice with a magical Litha herbal circle ritual. Litha, also known as Midsummer or the summer solstice, is a time to honor the sun, gather with nature’s abundant herbs, and infuse your days with intention and joy. In this post, discover how to create your own herbal circle, work with classic Litha herbs, and enjoy a seasonal recipe that captures the spirit of the season. Litha Litha, also called Midsummer or the summer solstice, marks the longest day of the year. It’s a time when the sun shines brightest and nature is at her peak. This sacred point on the Wheel of the Year celebrates abundance, growth,…
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Rosemary Lemon Shortbread
Celebrate the summer solstice with this buttery rosemary lemon shortbread, finished with a sprinkle of rosemary citrus salt. Perfect for Litha, Wheel of the Year rituals, or any sunlit summer celebration! You’ll Love This Rosemary Lemon Shortbread Serving Rosemary Lemon Shortbread at Your Litha Ritual Magical Ingredients Rosemary Element of Fire • Memory • Protection Invokes clarity and focus while guarding sacred space—herbal magic at its finest. Lemon Zest Element of Air • Cleansing • Upliftment Clears stagnant energy and brings a fresh burst of brightness to any blend. Salt Element of Earth • Protection • Grounding A timeless purifier—anchors energy, preserves intentions, and enhances all it touches. Related Posts…
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Freezer-to-Grill Thai Chicken Marinade
This freezer Thai chicken has been a staple in my summer lineup for years. It’s quick to prep, full of bold, balanced flavor, and grills up beautifully – no fuss required. With garlic, ginger, honey, and soy sauce, this marinade brings a delicious sweet-savory profile that works just as well for weeknight dinners as it does for weekend grilling. As always in the Freezer to Grill series, we’re freezing this chicken raw – because the real flavor magic happens during the thaw. Why Freezer Thai Chicken is a Go-To Summer Staple This freezer Thai chicken recipe checks all the boxes: fast prep, big flavor, and total flexibility. You can grill…
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Chaos Gardening in the Desert: An Honest Garden Update
Thinking about chaos gardening in the desert? Here’s the truth: it’s messy, unpredictable, and sometimes surprisingly magical. In my container garden (a stock tank on the east side of my house), I let onions, dill, nasturtium, and a few hopeful herbs grow wild—and learned a few lessons along the way. If you’re curious about what really thrives (and what struggles) when you let your plants fend for themselves, keep reading! Chaos Gardening in the Desert This year’s chaos garden lives in a galvanized stock tank on the east side of the house. If you’re curious about starting your own stock tank garden (or just want to see what they look…
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