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We want to inspire you to take a walk as a ritual each morning or plan for a short tea visit with a friend... these actions hit our souls and makes us connected with ourselves, our loved ones and with life. Enjoy each other each day and be present… whether it being several minutes a day, a short afternoon or an entire weekend. We hope to bring inspiration to start traditions from around the world and to cultivate a community of creating a life rich with meaning, authenticity and quality experiences relating through your stories... told by us.
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Category Archives: Halloween

What is Halloween without telling bone chilling stories or trying to jump out at people for a good scare? This is theView full post »

Halloween, also known as All Hallows’ Eve goes back as far as 2000 years ago to a Celtic festival held aroundView full post »

Tarot Card Reading is an ancient practice that is hundreds of years old. Celebrate the spirit of Halloween withView full post »

Setting the stage for a cool evening outdoors with a bonfire, provides a fun and relaxing night. The evening can be aView full post »

Bat wings, pumpkin guts and zombie brains topped with clotted vampire blood, sounds like a wonderful feast for anView full post »

Halloween is hauntingly fun all month long. With mystery, shadows and fright, it raises our adrenaline to be really View full post »

The mood of a Halloween evening is mysterious, exciting and cautious… especially in an open area – like aView full post »

A themed dinner for Halloween is a festive evening with family and friends. Some menu items can be pretty unappeallingView full post »

A cake competition gets our creative juices flowing and allows life to get alittle messy for an afternoon. The kitchenView full post »

Halloween in Western Canada can be very brisk and even times with the first snowfalls during Halloween week. ChildrenView full post »