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Finding Home Abroad – Reflections on Being a Transplant

Finding Home Abroad – Reflections on Being a Transplant

Spring has finally arrived, blessing the land with early blooms while gentle rain showers come to nourish them. With my recent move coinciding with the changing season (a welcome synchronicity), reflections began to sprout in my mind about what it means to live and thrive in foreign soil, in an environment different from the one in which you originally grew. My journey as an expatriate – a transplant, if you will – has been one of discovery and growth, shaped…

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Tarot Card Spotlight – The Lovers

Tarot Card Spotlight – The Lovers

Deep within the forest, where sunlight filters through a canopy of evergreens, lies a world bursting with life. Among the towering trees and delicate ferns, a complex web of connections thrives, weaving together the story of the Living World. At the heart of these threads of life is a mycelial network carrying the wisdom of the Earth. It might be the energies of Valentine’s Day coming up, but I recently found myself thinking a lot about connection and what this…

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Peaceful Moments of February – Silent Vlog

Peaceful Moments of February – Silent Vlog

Hey there! I’m back filming and editing 🙂

This time I wanted to craft something a little different, and take you on a quiet and peaceful journey around the Pacific Northwest. As you may already know, I’m a French expat’ living in western Washington since 2018 and I immediately fell in love with the beauty of this area…

Moments of Winter – Pacific Northwest Magic

Moments of Winter – Pacific Northwest Magic

Here in the Pacific Northwest where I live, the Cold Season usually hasn’t much to do with your typical Winter Fairytale. In my corner of the world, you can’t really expect the magic of a snowy shimmering landscape. White is unusual, but you can always find enchantment in the most vibrant green. Trees soaked with moss and glossy ferns popping from the leaves, leftovers from earlier months. Green is the color you’re most likely to get here, going into the…

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“Wood & Antlers” Collection – Deer and Stags are Kings

“Wood & Antlers” Collection – Deer and Stags are Kings

First, just in case you didn’t hear me screaming it on every rooftop yet… the shop is open again! And I am here today to present you with the first new collection of jewelry and wooden decor that I have listed there, named Wood & Antlers. I love creating collections. Working with a Main Theme, being inspired by a particular animal or landscape or weather, figuring out how to make different ideas work together and create a feeling of wholeness……

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I visited San Francisco!

I visited San Francisco!

And it was great as you’d suspect 🙂 A bit tiring though, we didn’t have much time to rest between all the different places we visited. We played it like real tourists: we took a ferry to cruise the bay under a Glorious Sun, visited different parts of the City like Chinatown and Le Castro and went to the top of Coit tower to have an overview of everything around us, we rode bikes through the Golden Gate bridge all…

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A Sense of Place

A Sense of Place

I believe that ultimately […] we should take time to explore our local landscape and locate our personal places of power. That we should try to find out how to start a conversation with them. Barry Patterson – The Art of Conversation with the Genius Loci I’m currently rereading this book for the third time and, as usual, I couldn’t agree more. This particular sentence always hit me and, oddly enough, it illustrates perfectly what I’ve been up to these…

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On the Threshold

On the Threshold

First of all, let me wish you a happy new year 2019. May it be as sweet as possible, full of enchantment, poetry, and lots of nature walks ♥ Ok, let’s go straight to the question that many of you asked me, with good reason: when will I reopen the shop? Unfortunately, I can’t confirm a specific date yet. For administrative reasons among other things, but mostly because I realized that I didn’t want to go too fast, and rush…

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