When we talk about the season of the witch, we’re talking about September, October, and November of course. Mostly October, because of course both Halloween and Samhain take place at the end of the month (October 31st is Samhain Eve–which
It’s that time of year again–all things ooo-spooky and (hopefully) the autumn rains coming in. Unfortunately, we’re still having bouts of weather that’s way too warm for this time of year, and we REALLY need our rains (yes, I know
Hey peeps, how are you guys doing? The conference is over, and I have tons of stuff to go through, but I also have to get Crystal Web finished and to my editor by next week. I’m using Dragon to
Andria and I were talking the other day and we both came to the same conclusion: we had a long, cold spring and now it’s summer. We’re getting temps in the high 70s and mid 80s, and next week, high
So, we’ve finally got all the decorations for both autumn and Samhain up. We decorate in stages–in August, it’s all about Lughnasadh and corn and sunflowers. Then at the beginning of September, out come the early autumn decorations–some of the
Today we’re celebrating the release of HARVEST WEB tomorrow! So I thought this would be the perfect time for my autumn contest. You can win a basket full o’goodies–as you can see, a Kindle Fire, a journal, pen, calico plushie,
Every year, I welcome you to the Witching Season–the season of the witch as Donovan sang, the season of magic. And this year is no different. This month, on the blog, I’m doing a huge celebration for the release of
Every autumn we decorate like crazy, and this year–regardless of Covid–is no exception. So here are a few of our decorations this year (click on an image to see the full photo):
Every year, I write a post on October 1st called Welcome to the Witching Season, and today is no different. I love this post. I love that it’s time to write it, because I love the autumn, and I love
So, I always decorate during autumn, and thought you might like to see some of my autumn pretties this year! For me, it’s one of my joys each year, to break out the decorations and, a whirlwind of color later,