I suppose that spell didn’t work quite right.  Oh well.   I guess Sebo will be getting his share of cod-liver oil very soon.   If you are curious about making your own herbal oils the right (and safe) way, let me point you to this wonderful article on homemade herbal oils. Special thanks to Mrs. B from “Confessions of a Pagan Soccer Mom.”

Spring sprung a while back, but planting comes just about any time of year.  It has been said that talking to plants helps them get along, but ever chanted for your plants?  It’s something to consider.  In case you want to try it out, here is a Seed Blessing Chant from Mama Kelly of Two Witches Blog.  Hope you enjoy it.  Just don’t insult the daisies like Sebo.

And so Witchy Wednesday returns, sort of.  I plan on making this bi-monthly for now and maybe going back to once a week later.

Poor Chelsea, I guess a BC powder and coke won’t do it for her, (nor will booting Sebo out the door, though it might in a manner of speaking …). For a pain spell she should try something from our very own Mama Kelly from her “Spells on Saturday” series.

This is a pain spell for NORMAL aches and pains.  For anything that persists, try the spell after you have seen your doctor.

Hi all.  Sorry for the absence.  Something got a hold of me that was either allergies, diabetic related or possibly both.  Anyway, it wouldn’t let go and am only feeling somewhat better today.  I just feel tired all the time.  Sorry to whine, but anyway, here is a comic of sorts.  I’ll aim for Friday for the next update, but I can’t make any promises.  Again, I’m sorry.

The holidays are over and I know that a lot of you are thanking whatever god, goddess or universal constant that is responsible. One holiday tradition that must be carried over, however is eating. (Unless you are a Jain monk that is). Looking around at the 2 Witches Blog, I found a cool post on feasting during the winter season, and I just had to use it here. The celebration of Feast Days continues the grand tradition of … well, feasting.