Everything Under the Moon

So I'll give my guesses, marble and agate eggs, marble small sphere, brecciated jasper large sphere, picture jasper heart. Least confident about green egg, most about heart. The museum has an I.d. day for rockhounds if I'm still curious by then. Thanks!

And a couple more...
Thrift store (I'm guessing picture jasper?)- Bought at rock museum gift shop (they guessed marble)-

I am fine with them being "rocks", but am curious if any could be identified more specifically?
From thrift store (someone guessed serpentine)- From thrift store and it is banded (varied guesses)- From pawn shop ("lady, it's a rock!")-

HopeChild, love natural settings like that! I think it's more fitting. Sorry, all I know is that I clicked upload attachment... I do not even know enough to know what you are asking! I probably need to Google more terms before playing on forums. *everything I say could have a lol behind it but that ...

Does anyone like to keep fairy gardens? The one outside is surrounded and sometimes hidden by periwinkle. I like that it usually only contains natural materials, but for the time being added items that had been kept amongst houseplants. Equal opportunity- doors for fairies and gnomes.

I also love visiting cemeteries and old architecture, but file it with the same love of museums. There is a difference though, in that the cemeteries or mausoleums have to feel "forgotten". I'm not drawn to randomly stopping at any that are well-kept. I feel surrounded by a peaceful energy...

So lucky! Eggs are my favorite shape and they're beauties.

About knee high? My husband says around 500 lbs! Around here, everyone seems to have the equipment to move rocks, lol. Case in point, how we are getting these rocks- a friend's father moved about 30 of these rocks to put in his field to prevent people parking there. The friend is tired of mowing aro...

Well, I ended up celebrating a large rock! My husband and I have always wanted to put a stone circle in the field. Placed the first stone and goal is to complete it by next blue moon/2018.

It's a definition by a version of the farmers almanac, and I give it credit since it predates the second full moon in a month definition. It is the third moon of a season with four. Still rare enough to celebrate both!

I make sure to set out enough water to last until the next blue moon (either definition counts to me) and usually try to do knot spells. Anyone have their routines?

I love picking two palm stones, bringing a warm blanket, and using a zero gravity chair for sky watching.

Great ideas! I'll try for seven, too... *After picking many different herbs, found it faster to use sanitized plastic flower pots to rinse each, instead of a colander. *It is an old trick to blow into a horse's nostrils, but works for other animals that use nose-to-nose greetings. If there's enough ...

Neem Oil has been excellent for me. I've used it on all my roses, also safe for use on houseplants. It's not a quick kill, but is effective and a mild fungicide. Most often sprayed on a schedule of every 7-14 days, but it also works systemically as a drench. Just have to be careful about timing, lik...

How brilliant! So well-thought, thank you for explaining!