Brummet's Conscious Blog

BrummetMedia.ca 5 Fun Eco-crafts The joy of the holidays makes its way into our homes and offices several times a year. From birthdays and anniversaries to Halloween we all want to make the most of them, but there are a lot of people out there on constrained budgets. Families are aching to spend time together, but sometimes, they just don't know what to do that would be fun for everyone.  Here are some tips that could help you accomplish all of these things: Save birthday and holiday cards - consider all the cards you've received or those that you've made wrong entries in and don't want to send it out looking used like that ... they are all useful. Start by sorting the cards into themes and then sort them from large to small in size. Those little bits of ribbons that you've been saving will come in handy now too. If you don't have any, visit your local wedding and flower shops to see if they have any bits and ends for your projects. Thrift stores will...

Announcements: Hi y'all!  I'm very pleased to announce that Dave's fantastic poetry, and one of mine too, is published today on this wonderful blog for people who love books. Please check out this link when you have time, and leave a comment or share that post on your social media to help support us. We are honoured to appear on Killer Karen's Book Bench blog ;)  find her spotlight on us  at this link:  https://wp.me/p4pimt-5ze Also , our next upcoming public hand drum workshops will be held at 1 & 4 pm on Saturday July 27th. Visit our site, or our FaceBook page, and let us know if you are interested in attending.  Location : Angle Hill Studio in Creston, BC (Canada)

Quote of the Day  © BrummetMedia.ca "Mother Earth is pulsing with new life.  Wide fields of early rye,  set in motion by the soft breezes,  roll forth their gratitude in rich,  emerald undulations.  Robin and bob-white rent the air with their bright gladness.  The fragrant petals of peach and apple blossoms  fall and lay in sensate caress upon the earth,  producing that harmony of odor and color  known only to spring in the South.  Trailing berry-vines climbing over a rustic fence  form a background of graceful,  waving green.  The bewildering shades of grays and greens  in the deeper woods  intoxicate the eye and inspire the inner man  with the promise of new life.  O, the satisfaction of heart-hunger and soul-thirst  in the contemplation of reviving nature!"  ...