#turnedtostardust

[ruthlessdilettante]

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[punchtheclockonthenightstand]

turnedtostardust reblogged your post:why do money spells use green candles anyway  all...

It could also be interpreted as green plants, and therefore abundant crops. Abundancy, material wealth, etc.

true, but if there is one thing i learned from my rather hilarious money spells is intent actually matters when it comes to what you're focusing on. so green for abundancy works but you were a little non specific when it came to like actually willing a sudden abundance of a little hard cash and not like finding random winning scratch tickets its just sad. money is money but most scratch off tickets aren't very much.

more to the point i used actual coinage in a spell and do you have any idea how many people randomly drop coins. its a lot. useful if you have to do laundry tho.

[yukoki]

[34] Kojin:: Infinite scroll, video posts and body line height fixed

Thank you to z-raid, katiesenpai, housellannister, turnedtostardust, fuwashoujo, fizzgiglatte, planet-moe, v3megpoidgumi for notifying me about these problems throughout the week!!

You can install the new version of the code here!!

[yukoki]

Are you going to be adding your new theme to your theme page before you go on hiatus?

haha yep, i just didn’t have enough time to do just that right after i published the theme ;v;

[awitchycloset]

turnedtostardust the book is Little Book of Curses and Maledictions for Everyday Use by Dawn Rae Dawnton and published by Skyhorse Publishing

[awitchycloset]

turnedtostardust reblogged your post and added:

That rule would make spells involving mirrors a...

That's exactly why I was thinking the passage was so weird. Also I often do spells with a mirror right in front of me or to my side and nothing bad happened. The book said "choose to ignore these rules at your own peril" and this kind of turned me off to continue reading it...