Witchy meme, continued
15. A scent that invokes a magical atmosphere for you.
Burning dragon's blood resin. The various dragon's blood oils and candles I've tried have all skewed too sweet, but the resin, smoking on charcoal? SO PERFECT. It's like amber, but deeper, and just a touch sweeter. Like synaesthesia velvet. And it helps that dragon's blood is pretty much an all-purpose magical ingredient... I get to use it a lot.
16. Something magical you do all the time, but no one knows it's magical.
Ummm, I'm not really sure. Aside from the fact that I often light candles for intention and not just cosmetic purposes, I can't think of anything.
ETA: From Free Will Astrology.
Virgo: The autocorrect feature sometimes distorts the text messages people send on their smart phones. It tries to fix supposedly misspelled words that aren't really misspelled, thereby creating awkward variations that can cause a ruckus when they're received, like changing "I don't want to leave" to "I don't want to live." Damn You, Autocorrect! is a book documenting some of the most outrageous examples, many NSFW. Be vigilant for metaphorical versions of this wayward autocorrect phenomenon, Virgo. Be sure that in your efforts to make things better, you don't render them worse or weird. Consider the possibility that stuff is fine just the way it is.
It's like he KNOWS ME.
Burning dragon's blood resin. The various dragon's blood oils and candles I've tried have all skewed too sweet, but the resin, smoking on charcoal? SO PERFECT. It's like amber, but deeper, and just a touch sweeter. Like synaesthesia velvet. And it helps that dragon's blood is pretty much an all-purpose magical ingredient... I get to use it a lot.
16. Something magical you do all the time, but no one knows it's magical.
Ummm, I'm not really sure. Aside from the fact that I often light candles for intention and not just cosmetic purposes, I can't think of anything.
ETA: From Free Will Astrology.
Virgo: The autocorrect feature sometimes distorts the text messages people send on their smart phones. It tries to fix supposedly misspelled words that aren't really misspelled, thereby creating awkward variations that can cause a ruckus when they're received, like changing "I don't want to leave" to "I don't want to live." Damn You, Autocorrect! is a book documenting some of the most outrageous examples, many NSFW. Be vigilant for metaphorical versions of this wayward autocorrect phenomenon, Virgo. Be sure that in your efforts to make things better, you don't render them worse or weird. Consider the possibility that stuff is fine just the way it is.
It's like he KNOWS ME.