From the Grimoire
Hello, darling. Here lies a treasury of thoughts, stories, and little sparks of magic, gathered over time and preserved for wandering souls. Explore at your own pace, and perhaps something old will feel wonderfully new again.
Work, Play, Repeat: How I Thrive From Home
Working from home doesn’t have to feel lonely or chaotic—if you have a routine that works for you. From early mornings with tea and a good book to productive hours in a reclaimed home office, and winding down with gaming, reading, or comfort movies, I’m sharing how I’ve found balance in my WFH days while keeping self-care and structure at the forefront.
Power, Sisterhood, & Magic: A Review of Her Majesty’s Royal Coven
Dive into Her Majesty’s Royal Coven by Juno Dawson, where magic, matriarchy, and friendship collide in a story of power, loyalty, and sisterhood. Follow Helena, Leonie, Niamh, and Elle as they navigate adulthood, a civil-war-torn coven, and the clash between tradition and inclusion. Dawson’s tale of witches and warlocks is thrilling, provocative, and impossible to put down—perfect for anyone seeking a magical yet thought-provoking read.
A Magical Stop in Memphis: Exploring The Broom Closet
A serene escape for witches in Memphis, The Broom Closet is a beautifully organized shop that balances crystals, candles, tarot, and spellwork supplies. From its front room of sparkling stones to its apothecary and altar-ready backrooms, the space offers both inspiration and peace. For anyone visiting Memphis, it’s a must-see for practitioners seeking magical tools or just a moment of calm in the city.
Braiding Sweetgrass: Lessons in Patience, Nature, and Magic
In Braiding Sweetgrass, Robin Wall Kimmerer blends Indigenous wisdom with scientific insight to explore our connection with the natural world. This thoughtful read encouraged me to slow down, be observant, and make more mindful choices in both daily life and magical practice. From the teachings of Skywoman to the patient art of weaving baskets, Kimmerer’s work reminds us to honor the earth in every action. A must-read for anyone looking to deepen their relationship with nature.
The Magic of Ostara: Honoring the Spring Equinox
Celebrate the Spring Equinox with me as I explore Ostara, the pagan holiday honoring new beginnings, the Goddess of Spring, and the natural renewal around us. From egg symbolism to spiritual cleansing, this post is your gentle guide to welcoming the season of growth and balance.
Memphis Misadventures: The Pickle Fest That Wasn’t
I paid $50 for four tickets to a Pickle Fest that was… well, not much of a festival. What we expected didn’t exist, but the day wasn’t a total loss. From discovering Memphis’ Flying Saucer Draught Emporium to visiting The Broom Closet and snagging rare esoteric books, the detours turned out to be the real highlights.
StoryGraph: The Reading Tracker That Finally Gets Me
I’ve officially broken up with Goodreads, and StoryGraph has quickly become my new favorite reading companion. Thoughtful recommendations, flexible goal tracking, and a clean, organized design — this app finally feels like it was built with readers in mind.
Before Valentine’s Day: The Ancient Rituals of Lupercalia
Long before Valentine’s Day became the holiday of choice in February, the Romans honored Lupercalia — a wild festival of purification, fertility, and ritual. Though long outlawed, its strange history still lingers in our modern celebrations.