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Signed Books + Art Prints
In the Mid-Hours now has signed copies available!! For all my international fans who wanted to grab a copy, you now can! Not only will you get a signed copy, but you’ll get a hand written thank you note and a free poetry print, all for the same original price! Order your copy here.
Samhain Festivities
Samhain marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of the colder seasons. Known as one of the fire festivals, Samhain falls between the autumn equinox and the winter solstice. It’s seen as a time for remembrance, as many believe the veil between the physical world and the spirit world is thin, allowingContinue reading “Samhain Festivities”
Twenty Questions (ITMH Edition) pt. 1
What am I most proud of with ITMH? Honestly, just that it’s out. I’m a very “oh-I-hate-this-let-me-start-completely-over” person and the fact that I wrote this collection and stuck with it has me very proud of myself. Book wise, I’m proud of the pieces inside, the way I was able to get what I wanted allContinue reading “Twenty Questions (ITMH Edition) pt. 1”
NOW LIVE – Autumn Jewelry Collection
The long awaited shop update is here! Twelve new pieces (earrings and necklaces) have been listed. Check them out and fancy up for your autumn season occasions!
Mabon
What is Mabon? Mabon, also referred to as the Autumn Equinox, marks the second of the harvest festivals in the Wheel of the Year. Today, night and day are equal. It’s a day of balance between the light and the dark; harmony. How am I casually celebrating? Working during the day does limit some ofContinue reading “Mabon”
Shop Sale
Hi everyone! If you don’t already know, I run a small Etsy shop and I’m currently running a 15% off sale on most items! The sale will run from the first to the thirtieth of September. This is a clearing shop sale, so once those items are gone, they’re gone.
Lughnasadh
Lughnasadh, also known as Lammas, falls on August first and into August second. It marks the halfway point between the summer solstice and the autumn equinox, where the days begin to get shorter. Many celebrate this day with baking of breads and cakes, playing games, and making corn dollies. Correspondences: Colours: gold, brown, green Crystals:Continue reading “Lughnasadh”
the summer solstice
Litha, also known as the summer solstice, is the longest day of the year, and to celebrate, I usually make a fruit salad for my family and roast marshmallows over a fire in the evening. This years solstice fell on Fathers Day, and my family had a cookout with our relatives instead, so my plansContinue reading “the summer solstice”
Poems to Read Based on Your Favorite Tarot Cards
I went around and asked my fellow witches what their favorite tarot cards were. A few mentioned were crowd favorites, like Strength and The Sun, whereas others said they really liked the Queen of Cups and the Chariot. I took a few of them, went to my bookshelf, and picked out poems I felt wentContinue reading “Poems to Read Based on Your Favorite Tarot Cards”