I should post about coronavirus, and about the mercenaries grabbing folks off the streets in Portland (mercs provided by Betsy Devos’ brother!), and all that. But, no. I ran into stupid today, and I’m going to be … Continue reading…
Blessings Darlings!
I haven’t planted much stuff this year. Like, only 2 summer squash plants, one of which is already … Continue reading…
Blessings Darlings!
Since I’m currently doing one daily offering shortly before midnight each night, and it’s the ‘big formal one’ of the day, one of the things I’m offering is the light from a candle. … Continue reading…
Blessings Darlings!
I got out to the garden early (for me), did an hour and a half of work before it even hit 90 degrees! I harvested a lot of … Continue reading…
I will be the first to admit much of what I write is aimed at sharing the more dangerous sides of fairies and fairy work with people, even those interested in connecting to them, because I think many are coming to this subject with an ingrained sense of human superiority and fairy diminishment. But of course there is a beneficial side to this connection and that’s also worth discussing. There’s a…
Blessings Darlings!
It’s 10:50 am, and 94 degrees. Rah. I’ve been as busy as I could be in this heat and humidity. Garden, housework, having folks block me on FaceBook, the usual. Altho’ no one has asked, here’s my view of … Continue reading…
Blessings Darlings!
The heat advisory continues … It’s 97 degrees at noon, feels like 112. Spawn weeded the bushes today, to stay in the shade. I harvested … Continue reading…
Blessings Darlings!
Not only did I sleep most of yesterday, I slept all night just fine. My last dream was a successful … Continue reading…
Blessings Darlings!
Sluggish today. Just want to drink coffee and read. But not outside, where it already feels like 102 degrees before … Continue reading…
Blessings Darlings!
Welp, the grey squash, which I love, is very very very susceptible to bacterial wilt spread by squash bugs. The yellow crookneck squash is both a bit less attractive to squash bugs AND doesn’t seem to give much of a care about bacterial wilt. … Continue reading…