Earth Elements

02/16/2026

On February 18 and 19, step outside at dusk and look toward the southwest horizon for a rare and beautiful alignment. Five bright objects will be easy to spot with the naked eye under clear conditions.

On February 18, the thin crescent Moon will sit low in the sky near brilliant Venus, which will shine the brightest of the group. Mercury will be nearby, though fainter and a little harder to notice in the fading light. Higher above them, Saturn will glow steadily, and far above the rest, Jupiter will stand out clearly and brightly
On February 19, the Moon will shift upward and appear close to Saturn, creating a striking pairing. Venus will remain lower in the sky, Mercury will still be faint but visible, and Jupiter will continue shining high overhead.

No special equipment is needed. Just find a clear view of the horizon and give your eyes a few minutes to adjust.

02/16/2026

02/15/2026

Cant wait to see you all there!

02/15/2026

Psychic Eyes are coming this March 🔮 👀

02/15/2026

NEEM is coming to Fayetteville TN!!
Lincoln County Fairgrounds
MARCH 21st
Doors open at 10am

Multiple indoor & outdoor booths! Highly talented and gifted vendors, readers, and healers!
NEEM is a community of likeminded individuals that support the needs of the public in various ways such as herbal remedies, natural products, different healing modalities, educational awareness, beautiful arts, crafts, jewelry...and much more.

New Earth Energy Market “Teamwork to usher in the New Earth” has been growing in the Chattanooga area since 2022 and is now offering its valued one-day events in other cities.

Free entry with plenty to see!!

Join us on March 21st in Fayetteville and visit on Facebook to scroll through our list of vendors. Many Thanks!

02/15/2026

On February 18 and 19, step outside just after sunset and look toward the southwest horizon for a beautiful lineup of four planets, along with the Moon.

On February 18, the thin crescent Moon will sit low in the sky near brilliant Venus, which will be the easiest object to spot because it shines so brightly. Close by, Mercury will appear as a smaller, dimmer point of light, and it may take a few moments for your eyes to adjust enough to see it clearly. Higher above them, Saturn will glow steadily, while far above the group, Jupiter will stand out clearly and brightly.

On February 19, the Moon will move upward and appear close to Saturn, creating a striking pairing that is easy to notice once you find Saturn. Venus will still shine lower in the sky, Mercury will remain faint but visible, and Jupiter will continue glowing high overhead.

You do not need a telescope to enjoy this event. Just clear skies, a good view of the horizon, and a few minutes of patience will reward you with a memorable sight.

01/13/2026

01/11/2026

This so true when your back hurts lol

😂😂

09/02/2025

‘September’ 🌸🍁🌻
Then the flowers became very wild
because it was early September
and they had nothing to lose
they tossed their colors every
which way over the garden wall
splattering the lawn shoving their
wild orange red rain-disheveled faces
into my window without shame.
~ Grace Paley

🎨 Katie Daisy