Ah, purging. The noble art of getting rid of things you never knew you had, or had completely forgotten about, like that limited-edition “I Love the Monkees” coffee mug from 1968. It’s time to roll up your sleeves, channel your inner Marie Kondo, and prepare for a journey that might just end in tears—of laughter, of course. Last week, while I was back home in Pennsylvania for the holiday, my brand-new phone decided to throw a tantrum. Apparently, the 40,889 photos I had hoard

As the year draws to a close, it’s the perfect moment to pause and reflect on the incredible journey we’ve shared with all of you. This season has been nothing short of amazing, and we want to express our heartfelt thanks to every loyal customer who has supported us. Your enthusiasm and trust have made this year truly special. Looking ahead, we are filled with excitement for what’s coming next, including new workshops, fresh scent collections, and innovative self-care product

How Aromas Influence Our Moods As the holiday season approaches, a familiar sense of warmth and nostalgia begins to envelop us. One of the most powerful ways to evoke these feelings is through scent. The aromas associated with the holidays not only spark memories but also play a significant role in shaping our moods. What's the connection? The Connection Between Scent and Mood 1. Emotional Triggers : Our sense of smell is closely linked to the brain's limbic system, which is

Life moves fast. Days blur into weeks, and before we know it, months have passed without a moment to catch our breath. In this constant rush, the idea of pausing life to just be can feel almost radical. Yet, taking time to stop, breathe, and simply exist offers profound benefits for mental clarity, emotional balance, and overall well-being. But how do we cultivate the art of just being. Why Pausing Matters More Than Ever Modern life demands constant attention. Notifications,

Last night, I was awakened by a fierce thunderstorm. Oliver was trembling, and honestly, it was so loud that it made me a little uneasy. However, there was also something calming about the sound of rain pouring and hitting the roof. I found it strange to have a thunderstorm in November, but then again, it was sunny and in the 70s over the weekend. Naturally, as a problematic sleeper, my mind began racing with thoughts of everything I need to accomplish: orders, bills, payroll

As we reminisced about the past, our memories were so vivid they evoked a deep nostalgia for those times. I began to reflect on what "being homesick" truly signifies. Can I express that feeling or thought in writing so that others might grasp it?

yes, that is the front of Blue Eden covered in water merging from 3rd Ave and 99th Street. Ah, the infamous nor’easter! That delightful weather event that makes you consider investing in a flotation device for your living room. As I sit here in the midst of this current tempest over Columbus Day weekend, I can’t help but reflect on my unconventional storm-prepping routine. Grab a snack; this is going to be a wild ride! Step 1: Close Up Shop First things first, I had to close

Today, I sensed it. There was a shift in the atmosphere, and town was quiet. The people, the bike riders, the scooters, and the scents...

Walking Oliver tonight there was a scent in the air, the scent of spring, even maybe a hint of summer. The ocean, the bay, water, sand,...