My Gems
Here are some pictures of my Gems, my 4 children. Oh they grow up so fast, i can't believe how big they are all getting. Anyway enjoy the pics ;)
Lunaura.
posted by Lunaura Harvest at 10:30 pm
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Moonlight and Arrowroot
This site is about me, my interests and the things that make me tick! Enjoy your surf through my personal pages :) Love and light and blessed be, Lunaura Harvest
Sunday, May 21, 2006
Lunaura.
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
My Spring Garden
I am so proud of my wonderful colourful garden! My vegetable garden is doing fantastic too, i have already harvested endive, lettuces and rhubarb!
Blooming Blessings,
Raven ;o)
posted by Lunaura Harvest at 10:38 am
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Previous Posts
- Singing in the Irish Session
- Takjes Bloesem en Blaadjes
- My Gems
- My Spring Garden
- The North Wind and Come Walk With Me....
- Wonder why i do that?
- The Lord's Prayer directly translated from Aramaic
- The Pentagram
- Trees and thier energy.
- Jenny and Molly
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About Me
- Name: Lunaura Harvest
- Location: Zuid Holland, Netherlands
Well what about me? My (pseudo)name is Lunaura Harvest,(moon, aura, spirituality and seeing i'm a november child,loving the autumn, harvest seemed appropriate) i'm a 38 year old Saggitarian and the mother of 2 girls and 2 boys. I live in the Netherlands, but am from the UK of English/Scottish heritage. I am clairvoyant (i seemed to have 'caught' it off my Mum!) and empathic, these are gifts that are still in development. I have been interested in spirituality since early childhood. Nowadays i have realized my path and am resolutely committed to walking it and learn and grow to the best of my ability. Next to this i sing and play instruments in a Celtic band and gig in and around the Netherlands, i have also done gigs in Germany, Hungary and the UK. I have recently written a number of songs which is fantastic to be able to play in the band! I seem to be rather creative with my hands, love to bake cakes, biscuits and loaves and love to create some kind of arts and crafts thing or other, such as herb-cushions, saltdough plaques and ornaments, water-colours, pen, pastel and pencil drawings and more recently sculptures.
