Like the bad witch that I am, I was out of town for Ostara this year. Although I did celebrate in my own way while on vacation, I didn’t do much at home. This year I’m using Easter to honor the holiday instead.
Here’s how I decorated, incorporating my love for all things witchy and kitschy.
Continue reading “When Easter & Ostara Collide!”Last month I spent a week in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, visiting family. T or C (as the locals call it) is known for their natural hot springs. They have a bathhouse district with ten different spas where you can pay for to soak. I challenged myself to visit five different spas while I was in town.
My first soak of the week was at La Paloma Too on Austin, in the Hot Spring District.
Continue reading “Truth or Consequences Hot Springs – La Paloma”I went to Longwood Gardens’ Orchid Extravaganza in February. This is one of my favorite events at Longwood. I went last year too; you can read about that here.
I’ve been on a nearly month-long hiatus. It wasn’t intentional; I’ve had a lot going on!
Witchcraft supplies don’t have to be expensive. Many of the witchy tools that I use most often are from the thrift store.
The universe was telling me that I shouldn’t go to the flower show, but I just didn’t listen.
Hot glue is my third favorite crafting supply, behind glitter and plastic animals. I use it for all kinds of crafts: wreath making, collage, flower crowns, even finishing off the back on some embroideries. Lately I’ve been using it to make little statues like this one.
In October of 2017, my mom and I took a road trip through central New Mexico. The third stop on our road trip was Alamogordo, New Mexico.
No road trip is complete without seeing the world’s largest something. In central New Mexico, the large attraction that you can’t miss is the world’s largest pistachio at PitsachioLand.
This enormous nut is not-to-be-missed. Like, you literally cannot miss it. It’s surrounded by pistachio trees and grapevine fields, with nothing else in the vicinity except for the gift shop.
Continue reading “Alamogordo, NM: a Big Nut & a Dead Chimp”
