Airmid's Path

05/09/2026

05/08/2026

A bill introduced in the North Carolina Senate aims to legalize personal and medical cannabis use with limits. Details - https://www.foxcarolina.com/2026/05/08/nc-bill-puts-cannabis-decriminalization-up-public-vote/

03/20/2026

If you’re looking for help with your dog, Susan at Paws 4 Peace USA is amazing!

03/20/2026

Interesting

Sorry about the ugly dirt tubes I'm building on your siding.

I know what you're thinking. Wasp nest. Colony. Stinging. Danger. None of that is true.

I'm a Mud Dauber. A solitary wasp. I don't have a colony. I don't have workers. There is one of me. I built this nest alone, and I have nothing to defend with a swarm because there is no swarm. You could stand two feet from my nest and I wouldn't care. I'm busy.

I'm building a pantry.

Each mud tube on your siding contains individual cells, and each cell is stocked with paralyzed spiders and one egg. I hunt spiders, sting them with venom that paralyzes but doesn't kill, carry them back to the tube, pack them in alive, lay an egg on the last one, and seal the cell with mud. When my larva hatches, it has fresh food waiting.

One nest means I've removed hundreds of spiders from the area around your house in a single season.

There are three types, and they don't all hunt the same prey.

The black-and-yellow mud dauber builds the classic tubes. She hunts crab spiders, orb weavers, and jumping spiders — the ones you find in and around your garden vegetation.

The organ pipe mud dauber builds parallel tubes that look like pipe organ pipes. She also hunts web-building spiders.

The blue mud dauber — metallic blue-black and iridescent — hunts black widows. She finds the widow's web, taps on the silk to mimic trapped prey, and when the widow comes out to investigate, she strikes. She paralyzes the widow and stocks it in a mud cell for her young. She specifically targets widows and their relatives. She doesn't even build her own nest — she finds an abandoned mud dauber nest, softens it with water, restocks it with paralyzed widows, and seals it back up.

🌿 How to read the nest:

- Sealed tubes with smooth mud caps — active. Larvae developing inside. Spiders still being delivered. Leave it alone
- Tubes with small round holes — the adults have emerged and left. The nest is empty. Scrape it off if it bothers you
- Open-ended tubes — still under construction. She's actively hunting and packing
- source- guardians of nature

03/06/2026

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03/03/2026

The Resonance Path: a 4-week Nervous System Reset

Are you running on winter energy? This isnt just a sound bath; its a systematic return to your natural frequency. Join us this March for a 4-part journey designed to de-stress your body and clear your mind. We use precicion of crystal bowls and turnning forks to recalibrate your interal system encouraging you to move from seasonal sluggishness into a state of clear, high performance resonance.

Week 1 (3/5)- Release: Shedding the physical tenstion and "clearing the trail"
Week 2 (3/12)- Regulate: Training your nervous system to find its stead, calm rhythm
Week 3 (3/19)- Recalibrate: Using the Equinox to find your internal balance and center
Week 4 (3/26) : Radiate: Expanding your energy to step into spring with clarity

Detail:
Dates: Each Thursday in March starting 3/5 at 6
Location: Airmids Path
Investment: $25 per week or Bundle & Save $88 for full 4-week path. Must register by Wednesday of each week.

Register: https://square.link/u/AuWPrdDv

No experience needed- Just bring yourself, your favorite yoga mat (we have some) and a desire to feel better!

02/27/2026

Book club: "The Map: Discovering Your Inner Landscape" by Colette Baron-Reid.

Stop wandering. Start navigating.

Feeling a little lost in the 'Enchanted Forest' of life lately? We’re opening up a new map. Join our book club as we dive into Colette Baron-Reid’s The Map. Step into the magic you already carry and discover how to partner with your inner wisdom to co-create your own destiny.

The Details:
• When: Each Tuesday night starting on 3/10
• Where: Airmids Path
• What to bring: Your copy of The Map and a healthy dose of curiosity.