A Crow and The Dead
Instead of a diatribe on the origins of the holiday, or talk about why I am or am not feeling thankful, I thought I'd just share a favorite recipe for some magic cookies, and a Harvest Home blessing a friend inspired me to write. Read more
Instead of a diatribe on the origins of the holiday, or talk about why I am or am not feeling thankful, I thought I'd just share a favorite recipe for some magic cookies, and a Harvest Home blessing a friend inspired me to write. Read more
I really quite like this deck. The cards are beautifully sized, the detail on the back of the card is fun, and they're very good print quality. Read more
"Home for the holidays" has never felt more loaded with implication than it does in the year of quarantine. Read more
This Hallows I urge you to contemplate knowledge that can only be gained in death, and eulogize yourself. Read more
I'll remember that your vote wasn't for Trump at all, that it was for a world where all of that is okay. That it was a vote for lack of accountability. That it was a vote for cruelty and selfishness. Read more
Anonymous Asks: Why is it that some people can see/experience ghosts in places that are "haunted,” but not everywhere like you? Read more
Books have always been something very special to me, especially when they are blank. The pages beg to be filled. The potential of inkwells, notebooks, and blank journals is astounding; both exciting and a bit intimidating. Read more
I bet there’s a lot of awesome folks out there who may not realize someone out there is their biggest fan, so I wanted to share with you all some shiny things that I choose to line my crows nest with. Read more
It’s always good to think outside the box, especially in these uncertain times when there's so much emphasis on adapting, and altering our approach. Read more
This month I've had the immense pleasure of teaming up with That Kentucky Witch for a little magical Instagram fun via the Thirty Day Sigil Challenge. Read more
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