The Lydia Tarot Madam Lydia Wilhelmina’s Tarot of Monsters, the Macabre and Autumn Scenes, deck and companion book by Bethalynne Bajema I first came across Madam Lydia Wilhelmina’s Tarot of Monsters, the Macabre and Autumn Scenes when I was active… Continue Reading →
When this pandemic started here in the northeastern US, when the federal government first set out its guidelines to flatten the curve so early in the year, and when states initiated their own stay at home orders, I (like most… Continue Reading →
It’s been a while since I posted anything here. Because, you know, pandemic. Early on in things I posted a couple of times over at my personal blog, about buying vegetables when it was difficult to get to the store,… Continue Reading →
I am not a big fan of readings that look at a full year ahead, but since I’m feeing optimistic and curious about 2020, I decided to lay out a few cards that would focus on just the first quarter… Continue Reading →
Well, my break from the Witches Moon subscription box didn’t last long! As soon as I read the email describing the upcoming December box, I reactivated my subscription. This box was promised to focus on divination, and as I always… Continue Reading →
I collect bones… Skulls and fingers and teeth from smiling jaws, I dig up, brush off, and polish smooth. Many now I have, piled high around me. I know their faces, their voices, can see their walk and hear their… Continue Reading →
This month’s review of the Witches Moon Box is coming quite late, as I’ve been traveling out of state attending to a family crisis. Also, this, regrettably, will be my last review of the Witches Moon Box, at least for… Continue Reading →
Reading with the Wildwood Tarot, by Mark Ryan and John Matthews, illustrated by Will Worthington The past few weeks have been pretty rough. My dad went in and out of the hospital multiple times, and I made a couple trips… Continue Reading →
Autumn seems to never be long enough, so beautiful it is here in Vermont. Many of us transplants to this special state (assuming we’re not skiers who live for the snow), dream of green summers when lakes shimmer and mountains… Continue Reading →
I took a walk yesterday evening after a heavy rain, the air damp and warm; a bit warmer than the previous few days when the heat had started to kick on in the house and I had put the warmer… Continue Reading →