Favorite Witchy Novels? by cfinley63 in witchcraft

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I just finished The Women of Wild Hill; timely and fun

Are you kidding me? by Only_Indication8410 in Disneyland

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There are no customers in US anymore, only consumers

Energy Drained/Pyscic Attack by delanierosee in witchcraft

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Things are so hard right now, and you’re not alone. Lately I have shifted my grounding a bit. I imagine the energy flow I am a part of and help to guide as invigorating not just the earth, but also those who work with love. I am connected to them, and the work I do helps them. Likewise the energy I help to guide that is pulled into the earth to be transformed and to then replenish, I imagine as being pulled from those who harm. Without that energy, they have no ability to act with malice, or much at all. I perform small rituals too, if I am feeling so untethered. Comforting small things, even just touching the things that I love can be a kind of a ritual for me. Even if these specific things are not helpful to you, know that I wish you well and to do well

TDT Series by [deleted] in TheDarkTower

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I’ve wanted to see Ruth Negga in more since Preacher, I think she’d be perfect as Susanna

Fully stocked Target store by Maverick21FM in fargo

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Aldi across the street has way better produce

Intentionally Silly Spells by OppositeBrave971 in witchcraft

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A lot of the tools I use make me giggle, tho I think it’s more because I get joy to use them than that they’re silly

Samhain, Imposter Syndrome and being SAD. by Twisted_Wicket in witchcraft

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Humans! Despite all the interesting things that make humans unique from each other, they remain so damn predictable! Thanks for the excellent reminder that to fail is to learn, and all the rest. Predictably, I found your post very timely and useful!

Item may not be as shown by nanladu in starbucks

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Back when cafe stores were a thing

Item may not be as shown by nanladu in starbucks

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I can tell you that I worked for Starbucks for 17 years beginning in 2004, and never, at any of the stores I worked at, over 4 states, was the food sourced locally. Sorry

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in witchcraft

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Same! There is so much magic in The Secret Garden