Well, for as crazy as I was going with my fiber fanaticism, it did come to an end and not by choice. Part of training to be a naturopath involves other co-requisites like human anatomy and physiology, and so that is now taking up my life. Don't get me wrong -- I absolutely LOVE A&P. In fact, it is one of the only studies that I can easily and happily read the textbook in. Yes, I am talking about those boring textbooks that cost way too much and have 1000 pages in them. Somehow (thankfully), I love my A&P book. It also happens that I love learning about the human body, so I think that that definitely helps. Regardless, not having time to play with fiber has been challenging. I spent a good hour and a half last night knitting further on my fingerless mitts I've been working on, and boy, did that feel nice! It was definitely a treat to be touching mohair and silk, that's for sure.
On a separate note, I've been making lots of teas! They've been an absolute blast to make, and they're super fun to drink, too. Here are a couple of pictures of my latest teas that I've added to the Apothecary section in my
Etsy shop.
Women's Nourishment Tea
Immuni-Tea
Lemon & Lavender Relaxation Tea
2 comments:
Your teas look wonderful--did you grow the herbs yourself? Human A&P is fascinating, isn't it? It was one of my favorite parts of nursing school...Good luck with your studies!
Annie -- thank you! Some of the herbs I grew, some I wildcrafted, and others I purchased. :) Thanks for the wish of luck!
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