Words to Make You Think
It’s either me or my home. It’s impossible for us both to look our best at the same time.
Funny Facts
Cat urine glows under a black-light. (I haven’t personally checked this)
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Guest Blog by Paula Roscoe
10 natural ways to look after yourself as spring begins I am a firm believer of looking after myself with as many natural ways as possible and although I am fairly good at it, I am always looking to improve my tool kit! Western medicine has become a hot bed of pills and antibiotics and injections, and so more and more people are turning back to the old ways, back to what our ancestors once ‘knew’ and lived by. Whether that was the ‘wise woman’ of the village or a known ‘cure’ that ran through the family. However the knowledge…
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Words to Make You Think
This is your new day. Don’t ever waste one. Each is too precious.
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Owls in History and Magic
Owls have been associated with magic for a very long time, but do we know why? They seem to be second only to cats in their mystic ways and as witches’ familiars. Barn owls are especially considered to be magical creatures associated with witchcraft. They are also said to have some connection with death and rebirth, which is why they can be seen as omens of change. The owl’s association with wisdom was first established in Roman times, for they are the emblem of Minerva, Goddess of Wisdom. In Greek Myth owls were similarly associated with Athena, the Goddess of…
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10 things Women have in common with Cats
1) That look of superiority says it all. 2) They want the best things in life, and won’t settle for less. 3) They love to be pampered. 4) They might let you take care of them IF you are very lucky. 5) If they are not being treated well enough, they will move on. 6) They just love to preen… 7) Once they have decided on you, the claws will sink in. 8) They will only do what THEY want to do. 9) Unless it’s expensive, luxurious and sought after, forget the gift. 10) Their tempers can snap in a…
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The History of Valentine’s Day
St Valentine’s Day has its origins in a number of different legends that have been passed down to us through the ages. One of the earliest popular symbols of Valentine’s Day is Cupid, the Roman god of love, represented by a young boy with a bow and arrow. One of the first mentions of ‘Valentine’ was in Ancient Roman times when everyone was expected to worship the many Roman Gods. Valentine, a Christian priest, was thrown into prison because of his beliefs. On February 14th he was put to death, not only for his Christianity, but because he was said…
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Words to Make You Think
It’s important to stay positive, but it’s also OK to feel down at times. This is normal and will pass.
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What is the purpose of Gargoyles on many churches?
Have you ever studied Gargoyles? They are fascinating creatures, who actually serve a purpose on buildings they adorn around the world. The very thought conjures images of hideous, brooding creatures perched high above cities and villages The most terrifying ones look as though they might break free from the stone and attack. When gargoyles began appearing on churches throughout Europe in the 13th century, they served as decorative water spouts, crafted to preserve stone walls by diverting the flow of rainwater outward from rooftops. This function, technically speaking, distinguishes gargoyles from other stone beasts. The word gargoyle derives from the…
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Funny Facts
If you sneeze too hard, you could fracture a rib.
