Florals Gifts

Although I felt so proud of myself for everything I did this past weekend (like keeping up with all of my able bodied friends as we walked around the lakefront for hours and sat on the ground then in solid yet unsupportive restaurant chairs etc) reality would quickly sink in each night and very heavily on the Monday after. I am still far beyond exhausted I was able to deal with the subtle aches and pains throughout the day but went to sleep with extreme tremors Saturday night

I suppose this should’ve been one of, if not, my first blog post but better late than never, right? So I wanted to just quickly share a little snippet of my backstory and a link to the spoon theory, to explain my use of the term spoonie) I've been living with chronic pain for just about a decade now, so it's very easy for me to overlook the little quirks I have, rituals I do and changes I've made to avoid or manage pain. They're subconscious, they've become characteristics of

This dish was created using my Nonna’s delicious alfredo recipe as an outline and is cooked in one pot! I just threw some things together and wound up being fairly proud of the end result, plus the most time consuming part is the veggie prep work which can always be done in advance if you can’t stand for too long (like me), also, powdered coconut milk can be used instead of canned (if you need to monitor the weight of your groceries as well) but otherwise I’d say it’s a fairl

Since the full moon fell the day before the eve of May I spread my rituals throughout three days, as I usually do for sabbats to conserve spoons and to make the most of the special occasion! On the night of the full moon I cleansed with sage, performed a simple ritual, charged my crystals and meditated 🕯 On the eve of May I decorated my altar and gathered what would be needed I was able to find some gypsophila (baby’s breath) at the store the other day and moved most of my p