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@crafty-krissy
So when I'm stoned I use a creative thinking journal.
So my last prompt was to describe each person judging just by their names.
Once I complete a prompt I go back and read it once my high is over.
The results are pretty great.
(Warning: ugly handwriting ahead.
(I guess I had to clarify that I had to describe how these people LOOK not mentally.
Ethel McMurtry:
"Older woman, short with grey hair pulled back in a tight, slick bun. White lace collar, black dress, bamboo purse and red cat eye glasses."
Pretty sure I was imagining Justice Ruth Ginsburg:
Next up...
Donald Lentsch
"A short man, orange in complexion. Squinty eyes and pee colored hair that's super thin and fluffy. Duck lips and a round waist"
I managed to misspell 2 words in that description. (I think that moment is when my high hit its peak.)
Aside from the typos it's clear to see that Donald Trump has tainted the name "Donald" for me. (Pretty sure I'm going to try this name again next time and try and push aside my bias to the name.)
Tiffany Briggs:
"Blonde woman with a fake tan. White lipstick (nude maybe?) White eye shadow. Heart Lockett necklace. Juicy pink cropped tshirt. Playboy bunny belly ring. Drawn on eyebrows silver purse w/little dog."
Definitely was describing our queen Paris Hilton and y2k (90's?) fashion all teen girls dreamed of achieving.
Ope- one more
August Gold
"A handsome man (20?) Golden brown hair and big brown eyes. A sweet smile. Tanned skin. Garnett letterman jacket (doesn't play sports) holding my hand"
This has August from "The fault in our stars) and Archie from "Riverdale" written all over it. You can also see my brain fight its stigma that men who play sports are assholes. You can also see my softie touch-starved self sprinkle some more "wtf bitch" into the hand holding bit. (I didn't know I was attracted to the jock aesthetic till now)
I'm excited for my next prompt.
It has been so long since I last posted and I am so sorry guys.
Life has been a bit of a roller coaster of many many different things. If you guys would follow I wouldn’t mind venting, but that is only if you guys truly care to know.
Hopefully once I am feeling more settled in my new schedule and situation I’ll be back to posting recipes and craft.
🌿Rosemary Bread🌿
I’ve been working on my menu for Mabon for a good two weeks and I’ve finally created a bread recipe that requires minimal effort and ingredients!
For best results, prepare the dough a day before you plan on serving it!
🍂What You Need:
3 cups all purpose flour
2 tsp. Active dry yeast
1 1/2 cups Warm water (around 105°F.)
2tsp salt
1 1/2 tbs olive oil
1tbs dried Rosemary
5 qt. Dutch oven
Plastic wrap (or parchment paper.)
Non-stick Spray
A damp tea towel
Cooling rack
🍂What You Do:
In a large bowl combine the salt, flour, Rosemary, and yeast.
Once combined; slowly pour in the water and mix until a dough forms. (It will be sticky.)
Drizzle in the olive oil and once again mix until well incorporated.
Use plastic wrap to cover the bowl (or parchment paper sprayed with non-stick spray), then lay the damp tea cloth over it. Let the dough sit at room temperature for 18-24 hours.
Preheat the oven to 450°f. As the oven heats, place the Dutch oven and its lid into the oven too.
Once set, move the dough to a floured area. Apply flour on top in order to effectively turn the dough into a loose ball. (This dough is not firm, therefore it will lay flat as it sits.)
Once the oven is preheated, carefully remove the Dutch oven from the oven remove the lid and spray it’s inside with non-stick spray or line it with parchment.
Place the dough into the Dutch oven and replace the lid. Bake for 30minutes. After 30 minutes remove the lid and bake for an additional 15 or until the bread is golden brown.
Once done; remove the Dutch oven and let the bread rest for about 10 minutes before removing it and setting it on a cooling rack to further cool.
Serve with butter, herbed cream cheese or with cheddar! Amazing as an offering to your diety.
I went on Etsy and purchased this book of shadows starter kit PDF! It’s beautiful and perfect for baby witches! You’re also helping an artist in the process!
Made a trip to target to find a pair of jeans, scored some cheap decorations too!
This Salem broom co. Sign was only $5 dollars! Super good quality too!
This wicked potions spice rack was only $5 dollars too! Again, super good quality.
This little broom and this spell book sign were both $3 a piece.
Reminder that bargain shopping comes in handy!
Michael Creese, Fixed Gaze
Replenished Freyja’s Honey & Water.
As an apology for not keeping up with my altar, I offered her rose petals and frozen moon water instead of room temp.
The curl that usually comes from incense has become a knot.
It’s safe to say she understands and isn’t mad at me. 👉🏻👈🏻
🥬 Southern Greens🥬
This is a recipe passed down to me from my nana! It’s something that reminds me of the holidays and it always makes me feel better when I make it for sabbat. (Specifically Mabon!)
What you need:
1/2 lb. thick cut bacon (diced)
1 medium yellow onion (chopped)
3tsp minced dried garlic
Salt & pepper to taste
1 Tbs “Slap ya mama” Cajun seasoning
2 tsp onion powder
2 1/2 cups chicken broth (4 cups if you prefer more of a soup like consistency)
16 oz of collard, turnip, and mustard greens (cleaned and chopped)
A large pot
What you do:
In the large pot, cook your bacon until it is brown and crispy. (Around medium, medium high heat.) Once done remove the bacon and set it aside.
In that same pot, put the chopped onion into the bacon grease and sauté it until translucent almost and golden brown in color. (Still on medium, medium high heat.)
Put the chopped greens into the same pot atop the onion and grease, add your bacon. Sauté your greens until they are wilted. (Still on medium, medium high heat.)
Once wilted; add your chicken broth to the pot , add your seasonings. Lower the temp to medium low and put your lid on it. Let the greens simmer for about 25-30 minutes. Stirring frequently. The chicken broth will evaporate a bit.
Once simmered, lower the temp to low or warm and serve immediately with some pepper sauce!
this looks like an ancient god and i feel like i shouldn’t be seeing this.
i love it!
Thoughts on Christian witches? Also, I freaking love the stress relief potion that you posted, it worked wonders 😊
Hi there! I believe Christian witches are just as valid as others. In history Christianity has used a lot of pagan practices in their faith!
🥛Chai Hot Milk Cake🥛
I have been craving something warm and sweet to bite into, but unfortunately I’m limited on supplies for an extravagant cake. However; with some experimentation I’ve managed to make myself a warm cake that’s subtly sweet with a Chai tea flavor.
What you need:
1 1/2 cups of self rising flour
A pinch of salt
4 eggs
12 tablespoons of butter
1 cup of milk
2 teaspoons of vanilla
2 cups of sugar
1 1/2 tablespoons of freshly brewed chai tea
What you do:
Preheat your oven to 350°F, grease a glass deep dish with some cooking spray.
In a separate mixing bowl, mix together the sugar, eggs, vanilla, and flour. This mixture will be thick and tough to stir; that’s ok.
In a sauce pan combine the butter and milk and set it on medium low heat, stirring until the butter is melted. Remove it from the heat.
In a separate bowl, brew some chai tea. A simple teabag and some hot water is perfect. Let it steep for about 5 minutes.
Combine the milk mixture with the bowl of sugar/eggs/flour/etc. slowly. Stir until combined. This mixture will be loose, almost crepe-like as a batter.
Add the tea and combine, pour the mixture into your prepped dish and pop it in the oven for 25-30 minutes or until a tooth pick comes out clean when inserted.
Let the cake sit to cool for about 10minutes, pair it with fresh fruit and some powdered sugar if desired.
The Magick of the batter:
As always, my recipes consist of a form of magick. This cake promotes happiness, comfort, and an array of other things. This cake is a good, easy, cheap offering for sabbats and post-ritual meals.
🥛 Milk: Love, spirituality, sustenance, motherhood
🥚 Eggs: Fertility, mysticism, Goddess magic
🧈 Butter: Spirituality, peace, relationships
🧂 Salt: Protection, grounding, purification
☕️ Black tea (chai): banishes boredom, courage, money spells, mind stimulus
Self Care Magic
✨Drinking iced raspberry tea infused with rose petals, or a pumpkin spice latte for the cinnamon allspice and clove but also just because you really like it
✨Power songs played during the morning commute and singing as loud as you can without worrying about other drivers seeing you, getting yourself fired up for the day
✨Banishing spells cast on toxic lovers and friends, because even though it hurts to let them go it also feels freeing as hell
✨Self cleansing rituals that make you feel recharged, whether it be fancy ritual baths, or that good smelling face wash that you use every morning
✨Wrapping yourself in the love of friends and family deity when you’re not feeling up to it yourself, they will love you no matter what so relying on them is okay and good
✨Going to a secret spot to be alone, or to watch the world go by and just be still, from a secret pond miles into the forest, to the quiet spot by the window in your favorite cafe
✨Protection spells cast before going out drinking and dancing to keep off the creeps and their unwanted advances, because you just wanna dance and that’s the last thing you need