Unraveling the Messages from the Universe This week, I was stung by an unidentified flying insect. I wasn’t tromping through the land, or harvesting late, or weeding. I was just sitting having an evening snack and drink with kindred. From the description of those who witnessed the attack, it was as tiny barely a fingernail…
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Preparing Animals for Winter While Writing A Book
Our weather station here at Villa Westwyk measured a balmy 82 degrees F on October 14. Two days later we got our first frost and we haven’t seen anything above 50 degrees in weeks. The Average temperature for the last month is 38 degrees. The last two winters we did not see freezing temperatures until…
Putting The Permie Witch Garden To Bed
One of my Patrons asked me about putting my garden to bed as a Permie Witch. It looks a bit different than what perhaps a Master Gardener from your local Ag extension might do. I’m still trying to grow things all winter, whether that’s garlic, winter greens, over-wintering root veggies, or just feeding the soil….
Protected: At The Witch’s Table: Self-Care Shakshuka featuring Duck Eggs (Full Hunter’s Moon in Aries Brunch)
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Protected: At The Witch’s Table: Gratitude Squash Hash (Full Hunter’s Moon In Aries)
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Protected: At The Witch’s Table: Apple Cider Mimosa (Full Hunter’s Moon in Aries Brunch)
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Planning Your Witches Thanksgiving
Wishes for a Festive Mabon from my home to yours Witches Thanksgiving is coming. Also known as Mabon (MAY-bn), or the Autumn Equinox. It is the second harvest. It’s a big one, too, for those living close to the land and growing food. Although I can harvest a little bit every day beginning about the…
Spider Season Witchcraft
Keeping Arachnids at Bay on the Covenstead CW: Spiders It’s September in the Pacific Northwest, or Spider Season as it’s more locally known. Literally spiders show up everywhere. Now, we’re not as bad as some places in Australia, but funnels, webs, and strings of baby spiders in flight are everywhere. Sunrise & Sunset chores here…
Flipping Off The System
A Lesson in Onions & Worth In the last week or so I’ve harvested enough onions and garlic to use in our meals for months and months. The red onion harvest alone should keep us in red onions for nine months. I look at these harvests as a big screw-you to the horrendous systems we…
Kitchen Witchery meets Permaculture For The Fur Babies
In honor of National Pet Rescue Day – DIY Magic Pet Food May 20 is National Pet Rescue Day. My current ‘Puppers,’ as The Viking and I call them, are rescues. I’ve always preferred to adopt rescues than purchase my pet because I find they are just so loyal and loving. The added benefit that…