"It's like finding the wi-fi in your soul," he said. "Yeah. Yeah. Something like that." In the first few dates that we had together, David used those words in an attempt to explain what our intense connection is like. A moment where it feels like suddenly everything floods open, connection is running fast and deep, and the everything seems like a technicolor dream world. A photo
Get your brooms out! Samantha, the 1960s witch of Bewitched, would do all of her cleaning with a magic twitch of her nose. I don't have the secret info on that, but I do have my very own homemade concoction that's non-toxic and a powerful way to Bewitch Your Boards! This is a great potion to create and use when you want to charge up that fresh,
No matter what your background is or where you come from in the world - I promise you that one of your Ancestors sewed up a storm! It was very common to make your own clothes rather than purchasing expensive store bought options, and it was also important to know how to fix clothes and blankets with patches and a needle and thread.
He takes the little clippings and puts them on the sills in the shot glasses we threw back at our house party on New Year’s Eve. Filled with water now, they make tiny homes to the small plants that he pushed through the holes of skeleton keys and bits of citrine, so the wind won’t take them from us. They are there when the morning light moves through the room. They
The room was lit with candles, the walls were painted a deep crimson, and I found myself wandering down a long red-lit hallway to the scratching sounds of 1920s jazz being played from an old record. He appeared out of nowhere. His voice was choked with sobs when he finally spoke: "There's nothing I can do to save you." His eyes caught something gleaming, something hidden
Can I ask you a serious question? Who are the two most important people in your life that hold you accountable for living your truest dreams? It's so easy to get side-tracked. It's so easy to just let life and time passing get in the way of moving forward with the things you want to make happen sometimes. Am I right? But no more fear, my Darling
On this very day, 114 years ago, my paternal great-great grandparents landed on Ellis Island after a 10 day journey at sea. They left the Port of Hamburg, Germany on November 25, 1909 and landed on Ellis Island in the afternoon of December 5, 1909. They took a risk in the pursuit of a better life that was not guaranteed. In the quiet of 2am, after a night of wearing crystals, dancing
On the night of the Full Moon, the sky opened in Brooklyn and the rain fell down. I was sorting though boxes of golden glitter fabric to decorate the altar at The House of Yes, and I hunched my body to stay under the roof, in an attempt to keep dry. The rain splattered my ankles and my feet through my sandals and
This is who we really are. And this is what I will remember most at the end of my life. Moments like this. As much as I love (or love-hate) selfies on my own personal Instagram, sharing fun things, doing readings and dressing up - this is a rare glimpse of the moments that normally don’t make it onto social media. Niney aka “Baby