February is a month of love, and for our visit together today I forego the saint of hearts and roses — St. Valentine — for the true saint of love (watch to discover who I am talking about!).

I also share with you the wisdom of another saint that I have been spending my snowy days reading and reflecting on.

Before you settle in for your visit with me here in Vermont, though, I must warn you that there are few chaotic moments and we had to move our time inside a warm house to outside to the top of a very cold and deep with snow Sofie’s Hill.

But it will be worth the visit as I have a special love note for you at the very end of this video!

If you are in a cold climate, I hope you are staying warm. And if you are in a warmer climate, then enjoy the sun and warm days for me!!

Let me know where you are writing from, and share your thoughts on today’s visit to the farm with us all. What inspired you? Made you smile? Shed a tear?

One of the most amazing things about this beloved community is are how you all truly care for one another and respond with words of love and hope.

And so, thank you! And remember to like, share and comment!

Blessings!

Happy February, my friends! I was so happy to turn the calendar page to a new month because January was just too long and challenging for me and many close to me.

And with a new month, comes new commitments, new hope and a promise to myself to greet each day with smile — no matter what. I’ve been busy here at the farm, celebrating Candlemas on Feb. 2 by making a new batch of candles.

I also celebrated St. Brigid’s Day, Feb. 1 by hanging scarves and ribbons in the trees so that the saint can walk by them at night and bless them with her healing touch. I never hung the scarves before, but this is the year I think we are all searching and seeking more healing — and goodness in the world. I also have a special story of three candles to share with you…it is at the 12:46 mark in the video. It’s a story that touched my heart and one that I hope blesses your day.

So come! Let us gather around the farm table in my old kitchen and let us begin our journey from winter to spring, as Feb. 2 was also the halfway mark to a new season!

Let me know how you are spending this February days! And have you seen any snowdrops yet? Like, share, comment!

Blessings to you all!