Trust is little word with big reverberations, embracing us together in one morphogenetic field. The word originates from Old Norse ‘treysta or traustr’ meaning to make strong.
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We have been admiring the imagineers of books! The wow factor of imagination and the ingenious ways people express themselves through language and images.
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There are myriad ways teeth are treasured after they come out. In some countries, teeth are offered to the Tooth Mouse with a prayer or song in the hope the child’s adult teeth will grow as strong as a rodent’s.
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Kids who have been invested in have the opportunity to grow into adults who can live their fullest life. They can experience their own true nature, care for themselves and orient the world using their skills and faculties to feel fulfilled.
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It certainly is a new world. Covid-19 has stopped global migration, threatened economic stability, initiated food supply shortages, forced populations into lockdown, sparked riots and by its very nature, is difficult to detect.
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Our first children’s books coming our later this year is called “My Little Bumble Bee”. It’s a story about two children who go on an adventure, find a secret garden and attract the attention of a very friendly Bumble Bee
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Our family tree grows from a co-mingling of English and French roots. Some of us speak French. I get homesick for France. I know it’s where my heart lives. Especially when a native speaks the language in a deep baritone voice like amber, or I listen to Vanessa Paradis sing, or drink red wine…
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Becoming a parent is not only a creative journey that gets kick-started once our children are born, learning about nourishment on all levels is a daily (and nightly) preoccupation
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Sparking new family conversations and pioneering ways of looking at things; imagining and revelling in the majesty of Nature; exploring and inventing, dancing and singing without hesitation they give themselves wholeheartedly to one form of expression or another.
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