Lemon Grove In Italy Photo By Allpc

i need a witchcraft-themed Wreck This Journal.

CAREER WITCHES

I want to know what everyone does for a living and how you incorporate your magic into that. I’ll go first. I work as a caregiver for the elderly. I use my magic for health and sleep work in secret. For example, I draw a sleep sigil on one couple’s suede-type blanket every day i make their bed because they mentioned they haven’t been sleeping well lately.

I want to meet a beautician who brushes beauty spells into clients hair!

I want to meet a construction worker who enchants the foundation of a new house!

Lets see some good people!

Breath in Breath out It’s November The trees will shed Their dead leaves And so will you

twoperfectcircles (via wnq-writers)

Reblog if you’re a cottagecore blog that:

-is anti fascist and anti racist

-is into this to support locally sourced food, better farming practices, etc.

-is NOT into this for some “manifest destiny” bullshit

-is NOT an ecofascist

-supports indigenous land rights and supports paying reparations to bipoc

-supports labor unions

-supports better conditions, pay, and protections for all agricultural workers including undocumented workers

-is LGBTQ friendly

Because cottagecore is a sweet and lovely aesthetic but we cannot be silent about the racism and facism that this community promotes with its “traditional values” crap. I like fresh picked flowers on my table, I like honey lemon tea, I like pictures of baby goats. But if you disagree with the above list then your “cottagecore” blog is trash.

fall playlist

adele - right as rain yuna - falling noah and the whale - 5 years time florence and the machine - what the water gave me sam ock - little light grimes - visiting statue kimbra - cameo lover mumford & sons - the cave austra - lose it the xx - islands blitzen trapper - furr zee ave - concrete wall purity ring - dust hymn elsiane - slowbirth flight facilities - why do you feel london grammar - help me lose my mind

I lived in Los Banos, CA growing up and the hills are one of the main reasons I miss it.

Central Valley, California - by Jojo Butingan

Why do my interests in canning, couponing, and homesteading overlap so often with blogs with titles like ‘The Obedient Housewife’? 

Abstract Mandala Series The Art in the Dark

Instructions for a walk in the woods

Never turn around to check behind you. You’ll see nothing, but once you start doing it you won’t be able to stop, and an ominous feeling will follow you until you don’t lock your house’s door behind you. 

If you stand very still and listen you will hear the woods calling for you. Don’t answer. Never answer. 

You’ll hear things quietly following you, hidden in the trees by your sides. It’s okay, they’re just checking on you. 

Don’t be scared, but be really, really wary.

If you have a bad feeling about taking a certain path, don’t. You’ll avoid whatever is waiting for you at the end of it. 

You never know what may be buried under the soil you’re walking on. Remember that every time you take a step. Pray that whatever it is, it won’t wake up. 

Be careful not to step on any beetle, or you’ll never get rid of them. 

If you bring a knife with you, name it. Otherwise the blade will turn against you as soon as you try to use it. 

Make sure you remember the way back home. As soon as you get lost, you’re just another piece of fresh meat.