Mistaya River (by coneslayer)
your house smells of leather and lavender and cinnamon. your fingers are ink-smudged and weary from a long day of writing, and when you step outside the evening air touches your cheek like a kiss, and you lift your face to the darkling sky, letting the gloaming breeze tousle your hair. you stretch deliciously from the tips of your fingers to the rock of your heels, and the evening swaddles you in tender light.
>Reveals the Death Tarot.
Do not be alarmed. ‘Death’ merely represents a change in circumstances, new possibilities for you, a transition. Your next card will be telling of what those changes–
>Reveals the Tower Tarot
O-oh, well it seems the change is a bit of a shake-up but I’m sure it…
>Reveals Ten of Swords
Oh wow. I didn’t even put the Minor Arcana into the– Wow. Yikes, wow. You’re fucked.
Landslide by Fleetwood Mac except it’s playing through your car’s old radio cassette player as you drive alone through the desert at night. As far as you can tell, the nearest human life has got to be wherever that distant thunder is rolling in.
requested by @kawaiidesuyolo
rainy day ⛈️
Do you sometimes have this urge to go on an epic adventure that will completely change you as a person? Do you dream about pirate ships, highest mountains and deepest woods full of secrets, brave people seemingly not from this world? I want to discover the world so much that it almost hurts. Not just the world, but the magic in it. God, sometimes I just want to see the magic. I hope there is some of it left.
Here is a recipe for liquid positivity to help you all through these days.
You’ll need: chamomile fresh ginger (just a little!) fresh lemon honey
optional: homemade cinnamon buns (will heal your heart with immediate effect)
Brew your tea with a bit of ginger and add a squeeze of lemon. Add the honey with a spoon and use it to stir clockwise while thinking of a happy memory. (I might have had a chant for this, but I forgot it already, and it was probably in multiple languages - pardon me, I’m a bit of mess after not leaving the house for two weeks. You can make your own chant if you’want.)
Put on a song that makes you feel good. I chose Here Comes the Sun by The Beatles.
Sit by a window and open it if possible. Breathe.
Drink up. You’re alright.
my piece for @petaldancezine 🌱
Karen | @permillion44
>> A perpetually exhausted dungeon master masquerading as a nutritionist. >> They/Them >> PNW
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