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Nourish Your Nature

Where women come together to remember how to live in rhythm with their bodies and the natural world.

Newsletter · By Emily December · English · Official site

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 16, 2026

    Finding Our Rhythm Again (opens the original)

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    Hi friends!I’ve been absent from this space for longer than I intended. August was a particularly busy month with weekends visiting friends and family, camping and cabins, packing and unpacking. I wanted summer with my children, adventures on the weekends, and tending a big, beautiful garden. And while every event filled me with joy and gratitude, everything all together felt overwhelming and hectic.With summer so short in the Midwest, it feels like we’re trying to maximize every moment. Instead

  2. Issue · Aug 7, 2026

    Why experiencing joy in your life feels hard (opens the original)

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    We just passed Lammas on August 1st, the midpoint between the Summer Solstice and the Autumn Equinox. My garden is finally overflowing with green goodness, despite the lack of rain and the terrible bugs we’ve had this summer.I think I’ve mentioned in every recent post how much I love summer, and yet this season has felt challenging. I’ve been recovering from eye surgery, parenting little kids with big emotions, and balancing a full-time job with a family, puppy, garden, business, and travel—it’s

  3. Issue · Jul 15, 2026

    Reclaiming Our Aliveness (opens the original)

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    It’s peak summer.I love summer in the Midwest. Hot, humid air hugging me. Fireflies dancing at dusk, transforming our yard into a fairy wonderland. Picking juicy tomatoes straight from the vine.It keeps bringing me back to my sensuality.When I say sensuality, what comes to mind? If you search for “sensual woman” online, you’ll get a pretty good picture of what I used to think sensual meant.For most of my life, I assumed sensuality and sexuality were the same thing. And I learned long ago that ne

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