dusty-flowers:

-sigils scribbled on wrists, on used napkins, on the backs of receipts
-hastily mumbling glamours while you get ready because you’re late again
-always forgetting to keep track of the moon’s cycle
-constantly performing finding-things spells because the floor of your room is an abomination and where on earth did that chunk of amethyst go??
-knowing that if you don’t write a spell down/tag it properly/put it in a place where you’ll find it then it’ll be lost forever
-standing in the shower for forty minutes and only remembering the glamours/spells you wanted to work on after you get out
-picking up every coin you see and dropping them in an old jar as a money spell
-how am i already out of cinnamon i literally just bought some
-enchanting your phone alarm so that maybe you’ll actually get out of bed on the first try for once
-always having salt on the floor
-i have thirty variations of the same spell tag on tumblr but the spell i’m looking for isn’t under any of them oh my god
-never being able to decide which method for drawing sigils you like best, so all of them are a complete mish-mash
-half-melted candles everywhere
-starting a new notebook every two weeks and never finishing one
-wanting to have a consistent practice and aesthetic but never managing to find the time so you guess you’ll just stick to reading your tarot cards on the floor in front of the TV while eating chicken nuggets

roadkillandcrows:

Vintage medical vial I bought yesterday.

bananasaurr:

ain’t no sleep when the wicked play

the-dog-fandom:

bruce-dick-in-son:

fourgasm:

sytorofoam-boots-blog:

I thought the coyote stretching its paws was cute so I made a GIF of it.

toes

Why is there a coyote on a bus.

because they can’t drive

90s-forever:

wetheurban:

Patrick Joust

On the clock, Patrick Joust, 36, is a librarian. Off the clock, he’s a self-taught photographer with a fascination of Baltimore at night.

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Still one of the best sets ever

sixpenceee:

Alnwick Poison Gardens. The gardens were established in 2005 by the Duchess of Northumberland who’s affinity for the apothecary gardens inspired the collection of nearly 100 deadly and hallucinogenic plants.

bitmapdreams:

elemei:

50 potion bottles, this collection ranges from hangover cures to potent poisons. watch out for the cartwheeling magic caffeine! ✨

honeyfawns:

a very lovely florist showed me where she dries her flowers for autumn arrangements, it was so pretty!