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Hello everyone! A happy new year to you and yours. ![]()
I have come to the decision that Keep It Simple as a business has run it’s course and I will be unpublishing this page soon.![]()
Thank you for following me! ![]()
It’s been quite an adventure💕 Onward to new adventures 🌈![]()
My mantra and message will always be to “Keep It Simple”.![]()
☮️♥️😊![]()
With much appreciation and gratitude,![]()
~Karen
Happy Kwanzaa!![]()
What is exactly is Kwanzaa?![]()
Here you go:![]()
“Kwanzaa is a Swahili word that means "first" and signifies the first fruits of the harvest. From December 26 to January 1, many people of African descent in America-celebrate Kwanzaa.![]()
In Africa, there are many customs that are common among the various ethnic groups found on the continent. One of these is the celebration of the harvest. At this time of the year, people of the community/village come together to celebrate and give thanks for their good fortune. Working towards a successful harvest is a communal effort, as is the celebration.![]()
Here in America in 1966, Maulana Ron Karenga and the U.S. Organization adopted the basic principles of the harvest celebrations in Africa to create the observance of Kwanzaa. Karenga recognized that on the whole, African Americans do not live in an agricultural setting. Nonetheless, he sought to emphasize that the basic principles found in producing the harvest are vital to building and maintaining strong and wholesome communities.![]()
In this-way, Kwanzaa was developed. Kwanzaa is that time when we reflect on our use of the basic principles, share and enjoy the fruits of our labor, and recommit ourselves to the collective achievement of a better life for our family, our community, and our people.”![]()
anacostia.si.edu/exhibits/past_exhibtions/kwanzaa/kwanz.htm
anacostia.si.edu
Kwanzaa is a Swahili word that means "first" and signifies the first fruits of the harvest. From December 26 to January 1, many people of African descent in America-celebrate Kwanzaa.
Popping in to wish you and yours a Merry Christmas (to those who celebrate) 🎄♥️🧻
It’s that time of year where I wish I were a bear and could just hibernate in my cozy den.![]()
Doesn’t this bear like cozy?![]()
I’m not going to fight it this year. ![]()
I think 2020 is a good year to honor my hibernation.![]()
With that being said, I’ll be retreating in my den for a long winter’s nap. ![]()
I’ll pop in once in a while when I’m excited to share.![]()
However, staying true to my mantra of “ Keep It Simple” and do just that.![]()
I do hope you all stay safe, healthy, and well.![]()
Feel free to message me if you need to.![]()
Thank you!![]()
Keep It Simple ☮️♥️😊![]()
~KarenIn our opinion a snoozing brown bear is still a cute brown bear. We often get asked if the bears at the zoo hibernate -- they do not! Since they have a constant food source, there’s no need. Stop by and see them this winter.
#4 and #9 are also Keep It Simple Principles.![]()
And Number 11 is how my pumpkin patch came about! ![]()
ethical.net/ethical/permaculture-principles/
The 12 Principles of Permaculture: A Way Forward - ethical.net
ethical.net
The principles of permaculture can provide a framework for ethical living - but just what are these 12 principles? Read on to find out.