GEAUX SAINTS!
9 hours ago
Okay, WOW - it's been almost a month since I've posted! Things have been so crazy and I'm just now getting a chance to update on the recent happenings around my little witch cottage. Both the magickal and the mundane has kept me busy!
I'm still alive - just crazy busy for the last few weeks. I've been talking non-stop with Arabi in regard to our new oil line - set to debut on Winter Solstice, dealing with Worker's Comp and attorneys in regard to my hip injury, revamping the shoppe yet again because I'm nuts and can't stand for things not to change up, managing multiple discussion forums, creating ads to get the word out on the oils and the shoppe, dealing with my pregnant hormonal daughter, eradicating termites, and overall just being run in twenty different directions at once.
Anna Trollvind, a member on my Witchy Living forum, recently posted the following in her blog there. I was blown away by her insight, totally inspired, and just had to share this particular piece of writing with my readers. Enjoy!
It's official. I have been Facebook-disowned by my husband's family.
Oooooohhh... I am so excited to announce that Witchy Living will be debuting a new oil line, Sérums de Sorcières, on 12-21-09! These wicked oils are going to be powerful, luscious, exquisite, and beautiful to look at, to boot. I've been mulling over an oil line for quite some time - a few years actually - and the idea for this line just kinda popped into my head after my sister witch Arabi turned me on to a really nifty bottle idea that is so totally me, it's crazy. (What can I say - the girl knows me... LOL...)
Dearest family and friends, it is my Samhain wish for you that you are able to make the time to commune with your ancient ones on this hallowed night. Listen for their voices, hear their words of love and wisdom! The veil is thin, the beloved ancestors are near - in other words - the spectral phone lines are OPEN, witches! Make that call!
Sounds almost like that bad ol' pickup line, doesn't it? After reading a recent thread on Witchy Living's discussion forum in which a member discusses her own internal struggle with the "traditional witch" label, my first thought was "Eh, who needs labels? Who wants the encasing limitations of being defined?"