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Linda's avatar

Your article , which was fascinating and inspiring, is reminding me of a favorite short story that I read years ago in college. I recently found it again. It's A New England Nun by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman. The main character in the story has a practice of distilling flower essences which she believes she will be required to give up when she marries. We read, "Louisa had a little still, and she used to occupy herself pleasantly in summer weather with distilling the sweet and aromatic essences from roses and peppermint and spearmint. By-and-by her still must be laid away. Her store of essences was already considerable, and there would be no time for her to distill for the mere pleasure of it." I hope you enjoy this as much as I did!

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Belinda's avatar

Loved this so much!! My little still nook has been in the works for awhile now and this past weekend I finally started putting it together.

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Kristin Haakenson's avatar

Oh my goodness, this is a rabbit-hole I absolutely MUST dive down!! What gorgeous pictures and reflections. I feel so ispired by your Still Nook and am getting all sorts of ideas.

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Amani Amaris's avatar

I love how you share a lot of what you’re crafting or reading from your still nook 🥰 I learned a lot from this, thank you!

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Rachel Battersby's avatar

Really enjoyed this post!!!!This has inspired me to plan my own 💕

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