Before we bid our beloved autumn farewell for another year, let's take a look an assortment of online links that caught my eye this season - plus chat about some of the things that have been unfolding in my life lately.
Chatting about my lifelong passion for vintage and sharing a glamorous mid-century inspired birthday card project (complete with how-to instructions).
Here in Canada, our national Thanksgiving holiday took place last month. In America, theirs is rounding the bend next week. In this post, I'm sharing a beautiful fall bloom and foliage filled card, while also discussing the complex history of both Canadian and American Thanksgiving, respectively.
Book review of (the visually gorgeous!) The Occult Book: A Chronological Journey from Alchemy to Wicca by John Michael Greer.
Come along with me as I take you on a photo and history filled tour of the serenely beautiful Memorial Park Cemetery located in the city of Kelowna, British Columbia.
The Pagan sabbat of Lammas / Lughnasadh is upon us again. To celebrate the first of the harvest season sacred days, we're taking a look at 17 classic art paintings that capture the beauty and spirit of Lammas superbly.
As the year's first season draws to a close and we welcome spring into our lives once more, it's time to look back at the winter that just was with a new link love post highlighting some of the most interesting and inspiring things that caught my eye over the past three months.
Signs and symbols fill our daily lives, from traffic signs to emojis, but when did the use of signs begin, what did early signs mean, and how did their development help to radically shape the course of human development and history? In this post, I'll give you a Pagan witch's honest review of The First Signs: Unlocking the Mysteries of The World’s Oldest Signs by Genevieve von Petzinger, a book which centers on these very questions.
It's Christmas in July care of this festive themed scrapbook page that celebrates the fact that Bing Crosby is the voice par excellence of holiday season music in my books.
Ancestral DNA testing can shed light on our genealogical past, but did you know that it in the process it can also be used to help enhance our witchy lives?
