Summer Hiatus + Wild Bee News

7/20/2015

I've decided to archive this blog, since it's become such an on again/off again kind of thing.

I'll be leaving this here, but won't be updating as of July 20th, 2015. I'm not sure if I'll start a new kind of blog down the road, or not.

In other news, I am officially permitted as a wildlife rehabilitator in my state (Georgia), as of today! My specialty is birds, and I've been training for a year, and passed a state licensing exam, so it's a big milestone.

Here's a picture of the aviary with some feathered friends....three blue jays.

I'm still available for sessions, so feel free to visit the Readings page. And you can still find my astrology writing at About.com of course!

It feels like a time to change and part of that is knowing when to conserve -- and rein in focus -- as well as when to expand. And this next bit is going to take everything I've got.

I mentioned in my bio that we're deconstructing a school AND building a house, and I'll be pitching in more, so my husband Sandor doesn't have to shoulder all the work.

I'm sure I'll create a site for Wild Bee Orphaned Bird Care and a blog. And I've got career goals that are starting to take shape, and yet are aspirations that I've held for many years.

Please feel free to email me at wildbeegrove@hush.com with any questions about readings - or to say Hello.

2 Comments

Melissa

7/21/2015 03:21:12 am

Hello Molly ~ I've just read through many of your blog articles here, and I did not realize that you were blogging so frequently. I've always been interested in what you are sharing.

There is definitely a natural instinct as of late to leave the 'enchantment' of the internet. I have been using the internet mainly to watch the science of the weather the past six months (El Nino) and it has been fascinating, but now, I just want to be the natural observer from where I stand. I've come to realize this summer, that I've took on certain aspects during my life that are not true of my being, in order feel accepted, or even liked. It is no wonder I often feel as if I am coming up short, as my true self has been ran over, almost left for demise. Thankfully, I've stopped this and am nurturing this valuable piece of me. I find myself tending to my own garden now, and choosing to let that which grew so lovely there in the first place to flourish. We shall see what shall come.

Congratulations on your license! How exciting to work with aiding our feathered friends. I look forward to reading about any of the work you are doing when you come to a place and time of sharing. I send cherished blessings your way for your new path and happy cheers xo

Molly

7/23/2015 08:27:34 am

Hi Melissa,
I like how you used that word 'enchantment' for the Internet. These last years - since about 2007 - I've been enamored with all you can learn, and how you can 'talk' and feel connected (to an extent). Lately, though, I know I want to balance that with real feet on the ground time. And this new thing with birds keeps me connected to the real, through their connection to the natural world.
I relate to what you said - shedding skins that have been built up as a response or a need (to be accepted, liked). It's a great feeling to let that drop to the ground and step forward naked and free...and more of the essence of who you (I) am. I've experienced that many times, as it seems to be an ongoing thing.
I wonder if you know about geoengineering, and how it impacts weather - especially out in California. You can check out the films What in the World are they Spraying...and the sequel Why in the World are they Spraying. I sense things will come to a head this Fall, as 'they' will attempt to bring this operation out into the light of day, as if it hasn't been going on all these years.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
Great to hear from you!

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