Brigid is dear to my heart and with Imbolg, I always try to do some sort of planting or growing. For this challenge, I wanted to include my Imbolg celebrations and my plant babies.
Imbolg heralds the beginning of Spring, regardless of where you live. Though the crocuses may not have poked through the frozen ground in your area, we know that after Imbolg passes and Brigid walks the earth, our climates will begin to shift into the seasonal transition. The days will get progressively longer, the weather progressively warmer (although this is subjective), and the quickening of the fertile land will become more apparent.
I bought these plants a few weeks ago when I went to a local farmer’s market. They survived well enough in their plastic containers, but it was time to give them new home so they can flourish fully.
Pictured is garden sage, rosemary, and a hopefully-still-alive peppermint plant.
I played some Irish music while I repotted these and just let my mind flow wherever it wanted to. The peppermint didn’t do so well in its original container, so hopefully moving it into a larger container will help give it some more pep. My garden sage just took off which really shocked me, honestly.
I also found this Daisy grow kits at Goodwill, so I bought two and my daughter and I created a wish flower. With the cultivation and growth of our daisies, so too will our wishes blossom.
Besides taking care of my plant babies, I made pancakes this morning, gave my offering to Brigid, brought in my Brat Bride from outside, and have plans for a cleansing shower in a bit before I continue my work. I hope you all have a wonderful Imbolg or Lughnasadh wherever you are!
Continuing the discussion from 
Weekly Witchy CHALLENGE - From Seed to Sprout
I definitely love your spirit. I myself did a little planting a bit early on the full moon while preparing for Imbolg which was something I wanted to do for some time.
which signifies my love for the divine 
Its actually my first time witnessing Imbolg, with is very good 
I plan to celebrate by burning a cinnamon candle and meditating on good intentions while doing this.
as well as burning candles and leaving offerings for My Lady 
I hope your celebrations are wonderful!
I’m afraid spring may still be far off here in Poland- it is so chilly out there! But you are right that Imbolc reminds us it is on the way. I hope it comes sooner than expected 
Right now, it is very wilty and sad looking. It doesn’t help that it has been extremely 
windy 
beautiful 
I feel warm and hopeful reading it. Your talent shines through! 
Hope you had a very blessed Imbolc