Mermaids and churches…who knew! While in my last post I spoke about how mermaids were taken over by the church to use as a symbol of sin, (and don’t forget the blog about mermaids related to Cain’s bloodline) this time, we swim around a mermaid who was baptized into a saint and touch base on…
Blogger and Book Reviewer, Laura Smith of ‘Laura’s Books and Blogs’ gets deeper with author Jennifer Elizabeth (aka Sea Angel Jenn) about her children’s book, (she originally wrote back in High School in Carmel, CA) while giving her personal and thought provoking review. If you are interested to by the book its currently available in…
I apologize this lesson comes not on our usual Monday, yet it does land on International Mermaid Day, so here we go to dive deep into our Irish Mer roots and for the last Monday of March. Back in 2016, I originally post about one of the many Irish mermaid tales (there are 15!) and…
In last week’s Monday Morning Mermaid Lesson Blog, Ukraine Mermaid Folklore, we touched base on the Rusalkas, which is also shared in Russian mermaid lore. However, because they have legs, they are not the traditional mermaids, but more ladies of the lake. Lost Souls of the sea…drowned women or lost souls of the unbaptized children.…
From sun to shiny seas, sandy beaches and chlorine/salt water pools, being a Mermaid is tough on the skin and hair. No joke. It seems the real treasure hunt for a mermaid is to find natural based products that not only maintain and enhance our beauty, but also don’t add on to the harshness of…
In June of 2015, I started a weekly #mondaymorningmermaidlesson hashtag to start posting on Instagram about Mermaids and anything mermaid related. Going beyond the pop culture and cute, I wanted to bring awareness to the actual history and different cultures of mermaids around the world. You would be surprised how many countries have their own…