They were such great shows! Spooky, but not to the point where I found myself sleeping with one eye open afterwards. 😄

It is my heartfelt pleasure, dear soul. There are (especially if one excludes Pathos blogs) relatively few of us Pagan/witchy bloggers out there in the grander scheme of the blogging realm and I truly love to support as many fellow Pagan/witchy bloggers as possible.

Many hugs & sunny Litha to Lammas season blessings!

🖤 Autumn

I also enjoyed Goosebumps and Eerie Indiana! Hope you enjoy re-watching AYAOTD if you get a chance to in future. There were a few clips on YouTube a while ago. 🙂

You’re welcome, thank you for stopping by my blog too. 🙂

Big hugs and Litha blessings to you too! <3

Thank you very much for your wonderful comment, my dear fellow Xennial witch.

I am a tool poster child for nostalgic souls everywhere and deeply long for many aspects of my (our) youth as well.

Are You Afraid of the Dark was/is such a fantastic show. I have fond memories of watching it (along with others in the same general vein such as Eerie Indiana and the Goosebumps TV series) back in the day, too. Great to know that it’s available on DVD. We don’t have a DVD player, but if we should ever pick one up, I might just have to try and track down a copy of that series. 😃

Thank you again, dear Zania. It’s always a joy to hear from you. 💗

Big hugs & the sunniest of Litha blessings coming your way!

🖤 Autumn

It is my heartfelt pleasure, dear Debi. Thank you very much in turn for your terrific comment. I too learned some new-to-me “subgenerations” when doing research for this post and think it’s fantastic that these exist for those who may not fully feel as though they identify with certain aspects of a broader generational timeframe. 💗

Many thanks again coupled with the cheeriest of Summer Solstice week wishes,

🖤 Autumn

What a wonderfully lovely comment, dear Kate. Thank you deeply. You always leave such thoughtful (and meaningful) words here for me.

The workshop that you attended sounds awesome – and like something that would be 100% up my alley as well.

Absolutely! It is my steadfast hope that a good deal of what I share here can provide inspiration/jumping-off points for those of a wide range of spiritual paths, and am touched to know that some of these ideas resonated with you and yours, sweet soul. 💗

🖤 Autumn

Thank you very much, sweet soul. It’s awesome that we were born in successive birth years (I entered the world in 1984).

I really appreciate your comment and hope that you have a serene, beautiful summer ahead.

Big hugs,
🖤 Autumn

You are wholeheartedly welcome, dear Alicia. I’m delighted to know that this post resonated with you as well – including when it comes to the enchanting world of incorporating music into our spiritual practices and daily lives alike.

Music holds a very special place in my heart, life, and witchery, and is a subject I may just have devote a whole post (or multiple posts, for that matter) to here as time goes on.

Many hugs & the sunniest of Litha blessings coming your way,
🖤 Autumn

It is my heartfelt joy, sweet Sheila. Thank you deeply for your wonderful comment.

As touched on in this post, I personally connect a good deal with Gen X (far more so, in general, than I do with Millenials). While a mere six years separate me and my little sister in terms of when we were born, it’s astonishing in some respects how drastically different we are from a generational standpoint.

That said, I am the first to admit that as an old soul with lifelong vintage leanings, I may simply feel more at home in the generation that spanned the mid-1960s to the early/mid-80s than I am with the one that would proceed it.

Thankfully though, we’ve always got on awesomely and have no trouble finding happy generational middle ground and appreciation for each other’s generations.

Post-fire, I don’t own any Copeland, but after penning this post, I’ve added rereading some of his works to my (giant!) reading list and shall be investing what the local library has and/or can transfer in.

Thank you again very much, my dear friend.

🖤 Autumn