A while ago, I wrote a post discussing scientists' claims that a world without bees is a world without chocolate. So I found it incredibly synchronistic when recently Luna introduced me to Help the Honey Bees within a couple of weeks of my most favorite chocolate company promoting special bee chocolates for Mother's Day. Mother Earth. Bees. Chocolate. It all connects.

Available only for another few days, Burdick Chocolates is offering Chocolate Honey Bee Rounds:

These beautiful gold rounds are filled with our limited selection of chocolates celebrating the sweet themes of honey and roses. They feature our scrumptious Honey Bee, piped from a honey ganache and finished with dark chocolate, almond almond wings and white stripes. Our Bee Truffle is a rich honey, sauternes wine & dark chocolate truffle, hand-piped and finished with an edible gold bee. Scattered throughout are Rosehip Tea bonbons topped with candied rose petals.

I can scarcely imagine anything that sounds more delicious! And the lucky person who finds one of two Prize White Honey Bees will win a monthly delivery of Burdick Chocolate for a full year.

Let's hope that the honey bees stay around longer than these chocolates.

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Luna turned me on to this honey of a site: Help the Honey Bees.

Here you can learn all about the plight of our honey bees, how to save them, and even create a honey bee avatar for yourself. You can make bee portraits of your friends and send them via email, which in turn alerts them to the plight of the honey bees. See how nicely that works?

When your friends receive their Bee-mail, they will learn:

1. Honey bees are responsible for pollinating one-third of all the foods we eat, including many of our favorite fruits, nuts and vegetables.

2. Alarmingly, more than 25 percent of the Western honey bee population has disappeared over the last several winters, threatening our food supply and our way of life.



3. Many of the honey bee deaths are being attributed to a mysterious threat called Colony Collapse Disorder, which causes bees to suddenly leave their hive and die. Unfortunately, not much is known about this new threat.

4. Researchers are working to find a solution to Colony Collapse Disorder, but there are ways that we can all help the honey bees today. Learn more about bees and what you can do to help at helpthehoneybees.com.

I've seen lots of websites about bees and how we need to save them, but never before has one been so much fun. This site so appeals to my sense of aesthetics - I love everything about it - from the pretty graphics to the cheerful tune playing in the background (and I usually hate music on websites). And, of course, the adorable bees! You can download the homepage graphics as a screensaver and listen to the gently blowing breeze and the buzz of the bees right from your own computer. I'm such a geek for this kind of stuff.

So, have some fun. And help the honey bees!

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Here is a fun site for bunny lore around the world.

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Evn, our favorite Lover of Strife, says that while he doesn't normally go for this sort of thing, he agreed with his results to this test of What Tarot Card Are You? My results are uncanny given what today is and the fact that I turned up as the Empress in a reading I recently did for myself.

I'll take it.

You are The Empress

Beauty, happiness, pleasure, success, luxury, dissipation.

The Empress is associated with Venus, the feminine planet, so it represents, beauty, charm, pleasure, luxury, and delight. You may be good at home decorating, art or anything to do with making things beautiful.

The Empress is a creator, be it creation of life, of romance, of art or business. While the Magician is the primal spark, the idea made real, and the High Priestess is the one who gives the idea a form, the Empress is the womb where it gestates and grows till it is ready to be born. This is why her symbol is Venus, goddess of beautiful things as well as love. Even so, the Empress is more Demeter, goddess of abundance, then sensual Venus. She is the giver of Earthly gifts, yet at the same time, she can, in anger withhold, as Demeter did when her daughter, Persephone, was kidnapped. In fury and grief, she kept the Earth barren till her child was returned to her.

What Tarot Card are You?
Take the Test to Find Out.

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I've seen this meme circling the blogosphere and I suppose it was just a matter of time before I got tagged. I feel honored not only to have been chosen by a sister blogger whose stuff I like, Cosette at Pandora's Bazaar, but also to be included in such august company.

The meme:

1. Pick up the nearest book (of at least 123 pages).
2. Open the book to page 123.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Post the next three sentences.
5. Tag five people.

I may be on a bit of a tear here, but I swear the book closest to me for the past several days hasn't changed one bit. The Red Book by Sera Beak. So, here goes:

Know thyself, then be thyself. And of course, love thyself. And that's all She wrote.

Tag, you're it:

Sera at Spiritual Cowgirl
Lisa at Adorn + Cherish
Luna at Stars For Eyes
Slade at Shift Your Spirits
Angela at Nine Ravens

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What were you reading in Junior High? I remember reading Watership Down and Anna Karenina, but I was a peculiarly precocious reader.

UPDATE: Today I graduated - yay! The readability test now says that Blogickal has a High School reading level.

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Prada faery shoes. Oh the ecstasy, the ecstasy!

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This was too good not to blog.

A couple of days ago I needed to burn some paper. In a witchy way, not in the prevent-identity-theft sort of way. Now that I have a back deck this is much less likely to incur the wrath of the fire department by setting off the alarms. So I pulled out the trusted tool I've used for doing petition spells and anything else in which I needed to burn something: my Calphalon stainless stir fry pan.

After all this time I still haven't bought a proper cauldron, so the stir fry pan has been pressed into service on a number of occasions. I was always taught that the intention is more important than the trappings. And it worked, didn't it? Could it be that this is the modern witch's cauldron?

I wonder what Calphalon would have to say.

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From Cosette at Pandora's Bazaar I learned that you can go to The Golden Compass website to find out who your very own daemon is.

Here's mine:

I would have expected a wolf, but a fox is close! What do you think?

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I found out this afternoon that my street, its own little micro-neighborhood, is Halloween central. There is a kids' park a few houses down which, as we speak, is filled with neighborhood tots having a party. I've been informed that there will be a parade down the street at 5:45 pm and the non-parental adults of the street are expected to sit on their stoops, kick back with a glass of wine, hand out candy and enjoy the show.

And now I'm am completely prepared.

Although I'm lacking the hat, I've dressed myself as the hip, fun witch that I am, replete with glow-in-the-dark pumpkin tshirt and pointy boots. When I went to the wine store and asked for a sufficiently "halloweeny" wine, they offered me "Evil," an Australian Cabernet Sauvignon. Perfect! And of course, living in the yuppy neighborhood I do, I am sure that I am far from the only one who will be treating my young neighbors to organic lollipops and other assorted candy. I have to shrug.

I'm so excited! Happy Halloween everyone!

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You'll know a Sheep gal when you see her. She's the one wearing the sumptuous cashmere sweater and the fabulous accessories sitting in her impeccably decorated home. Sheep, you see, are the aesthetic arbiters of the Chinese zodiac. These gentle creatures live for beautiful things. They may have the maxed out credit cards to prove it - as a sister sheep friend of mine likes to say, sheep eat paper - but that is beside the point.

In addition to being born in the Year of the Sheep, I also happen to be a Taurus. I got touched twice by the finger of the Goddess who bestows that which makes us crave sensual, earthly delights. So can you blame me for being unable to resist getting a Stephen Kris "Pink Mink" ring when one almost literally dropped in my lap? Surely you cannot!

Stephen Kris is a jewelry designer who lives in Greenwich Village. His "Pink Mink" ring is the original design worn by Sarah Jessica Parker on Sex and the City. Each sterling silver ring features a pouf of genuine mink topped with a freshwater pearl.

A dear friend of mine runs a jewelry gallery and has a number of friends who are jewelry designers. I happened to be visiting her when she opened a box she had just received from Stephen and she said, "You are going to love these." As she spread the treasures on the counter my pulse quickened. Trying on one ring after another I very nearly swooned. I couldn't leave without one.

They come in a variety of colors. Appealing to the witch in all of us, each color has a different meaning. The bright pink one Carrie wore was for Seduction. My new white one stands for Tranquility.

If the temptation strikes you, you can get your own "Pink Mink" ring at the Laura Preshong Gallery in Boston. Ask for Lisa.

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You're Watership Down
by Richard Adams

Though many think of you as a bit young, even childish, you're actually incredibly deep and complex. You show people the need to rethink their assumptions, and confront them on everything from how they think to where they build their houses. You might be one of the greatest people of all time. You'd be recognized as such if you weren't always talking about talking rabbits.

Take the Book Quiz at the Blue Pyramid.

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I am so digging Miss Amy Winehouse right now. I know how horrible this sounds, but I hope she stays a wonderful, creative drunk because when she goes all sober on us will she ever come up with lyrics like these?

Amy Winehouse Lyrics

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It's been a long time coming, but finally season two of the best witchy show currently on television is airing on BBC America. Hex is the story of a group of students at a posh prep school who get caught up in the ultimate battle of good vs. evil.

I blogged my delight when the show first appeared this time last year. And now the story continues:

Return to Medenham Hall where the battle to save the world from evil is still raging.

At the close of the first season, Cassie's aborted baby boy is found alive and growing at a startlingly inhuman rate. His birth has unleashed an onslaught of fallen angels, whose only aim is to slay the mortals around them and gain control of the world as we know it. The human race's only chance for survival rests in the hands of Medenham student, Ella Dee. She is no mere mortal, but even with her mysterious powers, can she alone fight the powers of Hell on earth?

As season two opens, Medenham's warrior and savior, Ella (Laura Pyper), lies drugged and vulnerable in a psychiatric hospital. Former student and current ghost, Thelma (Jemima Rooper), races to save Ella, knowing full well that it was her selfish deal with fallen angel, Azazeal (Michael Fassbender), that landed Ella where she is now. Thelma's only hope of saving her is enlisting Ella's merely-mortal new boyfriend, Leon (Jamie Davis).

Back at school, Headmaster David (Colin Salmon) is forced to take drastic action to protest Ella's treatment. This leaves the school vulnerable to an evil spirit posing as a teacher, Jez (Sam Troughton), who uses alpha mean girl, Roxanne (Amber Sainsbury), to help him carry out his evil plan. 

By appearing to Leon in his dreams, Thelma hopes that his feelings for Ella are strong enough to resist Roxanne's bullying demands that they all forget about her and move on. But just as Thelma starts to make progress, Azazeal sends the eerie Perie the Faerie (Katrine De Candole) to pose as Ella's new nurse. As Nurse Perie feeds her a drug that drains her telekinetic powers and threatens to leave her totally defenseless, will mere mortal Leon find it in himself to rescue Ella before it's too late?

The season premiere aired last Saturday but is being rerun tonight at 8 pm EDT, with a new episode airing at 9. It's going to be another season of good witchy fun.

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For the past couple of days, I've been down for the count with something that seems to making its rounds among the good citizens of Boston.

Is it this guy:

Rhinovirus

Or maybe this one:

Orthomyxovirus

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Bwahahahahaha!

Silent Kimbly

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I found this over at Cute Overload and it was just too good not to share.

As shamanic totem animals, otters' medicine includes: woman’s healing wisdom, sensibility without suspicion, guidance in unmasking talents, psychic awareness, faithfulness, recovery issues, and understanding the value of playtime.

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Blogickal has the perfect thing for you.

Okay, this is shameless self-promotion at its worst. But come on. These new Blogickal tees are cute. And cheerful. And they have a big pink flower on the front.

You know you want one.

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In no particular order:

1. The little sparrows that flit and hop around the city. They are so cute and they are fearless. Sometimes I think they are talking to me.

2. The fact that, after years and years of having very short hair, my hair is now long enough to put into a pony tail and wear in a twist. My goal is to be able to stick it on the top of my head with chopsticks.

3. A cleverly turned phrase.

4. Slipping into a newly made bed - smelling the clean sheets and putting my head on the pillows which are all puffy from being newly fluffed and feeling my head sink into their softness.

5. Running into friends in unexpected places.

6. Interesting reflections. For example, in San Francisco the street names are often etched into the cement of the sidewalk at corners. Once when I had gone back for a visit, I was walking down California Street. It had rained the night before and although the sidewalk was dry, water was standing in the etched letters of "California" and it was reflecting the sun and buildings around it. I will never forgive myself for not having my camera at that moment to capture that image.

7. The particular texture of a French macaroon.

8. Color coordinated loads of laundry. Blues and greens in one load. Orange and pink in another.

9. The way it feels to walk on a well-made stiletto heel.

10. Fonts

Now, it's your turn - go forth to your own blog and make a list of Ten Small Things You Love for No Big Reason.

Thanks to Dianne Sylvan, who started this meme at Dancing Down the Moon.

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Sunday blues. Get me every time.

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Bet you can't eat just one.

Photo from SFGate's Day in Pictures.

Caracas chef Nelson Mendez invites you to try his Yanomami tribe bachaco cookie recipe. Mix eggs, flour, butter. Add icing. Stick giant ants in centers. Bake at 400.

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I took the "I'm Your Venus?" quiz on gURL.com
		I am... Oshun Do you experience love as a sensual journey? If so, that might be because seductive Oshun has seeped into your heart and soul. Oshun is a West-African orisha--a Santerian goddess who rules over fresh water and sweet honey...Read more... Which love goddess are you?

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Time for a little fun!

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I laughed. I couldn't help myself.

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Watch out for us Snow Fairies. We have good aim!

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You Are a Centaur

In general, you are a very cautious and reserved person. However, you are also warm hearted, and you enjoy helping others in practical ways. You are a great teacher, and you are really good at helping people get their lives in order. You are very intuitive, and you go with your gut. You make good decisions easily.

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More quiz fun!

My Inner Hero - Wizard!

Thanks to Luna, a sister Wizard.

Continue reading "How to Be a Hero"

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Given my recently demonstrated fondness for the Victorian-inspired curiosities of D.L. & Co. is it any wonder that I'd be attracted to a quiz that would reveal Which Victorian Stereotype Are You?

I am:

Among the possible choices, I this is certainly the one I would have chosen for myself. Interesting that in second place, I am a Tramp!

Thanks to Mama Moon at The Witch Within for the recent spate of frolickality. It sure beats studying for my midterm psych exam.

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The Empress is associated with Venus, the feminine planet, so it represents, beauty, charm, pleasure, luxury, and delight. You may be good at home decorating, art or anything to do with making things beautiful.

The Empress is a creator, be it creation of life, of romance, of art or business. While the Magician is the primal spark, the idea made real, and the High Priestess is the one who gives the idea a form, the Empress is the womb where it gestates and grows till it is ready to be born. This is why her symbol is Venus, goddess of beautiful things as well as love. Even so, the Empress is more Demeter, goddess of abundance, then sensual Venus. She is the giver of Earthly gifts, yet at the same time, she can, in anger withhold, as Demeter did when her daughter, Persephone, was kidnapped. In fury and grief, she kept the Earth barren till her child was returned to her.

What Tarot Card are You?
Take the Test to Find Out.

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We've all heard of the Rorschach inkblot test. Well, now there is an online quiz that uses the inkblot concept to give you insight into your subconcious. How did I fare?

Your subconscious mind is driven most by Imagination

You have a deep desire to use ideas to change the world around you. This drive influences you far more than you may realize on a conscious level.

You love to brainstorm and imagine new possibilities. The world is a fuller, richer place because you can contribute new ideas to any experience. Your natural curiosity inspires those around you and encourages them to come up with ideas they wouldn't have discovered without your help.

Your psyche is very rich; the more you learn about it, the more you will understand who you really are.

I found this at The Witch Within, where you can find a link to the test and a bugmenot.com account if you want to avoid registering to play. Thanks Mama Moon!

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A bit of Saturday afternoon frivolity, thanks to Luna at Stars for Eyes. But you never know when there might be a kernel of truth to some of these silly quizes.

Which animal totem suits me?

You scored as Eagle

You are the Eagle. People respect you and for good reason. You are a creative person who likes to do things abstractly. You tend to be a healer, either with yourself or with others.

Eagle 92% Bear 83% Crow 83% Dragon 75% Dog 75% Deer 67% Wolf 67% Salmon 67% Horse 67% Stag 58% Bull 58% Fox 50% Ram 50% Snake 25% Which animal totem best suits you? created with QuizFarm.com

Hm. An eagle? I never would have come up with that for myself.

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Unabashedly stolen from Hecate.

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This bit of fun came from Steph at The Witch Within.

Harry Potter Personality Quiz by Pirate Monkeys Inc.

What can I say? Pirates and monkeys? How could I resist?

It is interesting that the results of this silly online quiz returned the same results as the Myers-Briggs test that I paid a career coach lots of money to do for me. Gee, I could have saved myself some cash and just gone straight to Pirate Monkeys! Does this mean that the ideal job for me is to own a magical joke shop?!

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Okay, so I needed a little fun on a Monday afternoon (along with a cool glass of rosé).

stolen from heima.

1. Grab the nearest book.
2. Open the book to page 123.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Post the text of the next four sentences on your blog, along with these instructions.
5. Don't you dare dig for that "cool" or "intellectual" book in your closet! I know you were thinking about it! Just pick up whatever is closest.
6. Tag five people.

The Urban Primitive, by Raven Kaldera & Tannin Schwartzstein

The shield sign supposedly belonged to a "lost tribe" of Africa; apparently the neighboring peoples still see this symbol marked into stone or wood, but they claim to know nothing about the lost tribe's history. This is unusual, since the people that we know as the Yoruba and the tribes they conquered kept extensive oral histories that are still used, but this one tribe has been effectively erased from living memory, so that tattoo is a reminder to me of fate.

Over my left breast I have a picture of Chiron the centaur, teacher of many famous heroes, instructing a woman in the use of a lyre; it symbolizes lyrical poetry and the arts. I focus on this tattoo when I have to do a difficult artistic work.

Coincidence? You know me better than that!

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This is Meez in San Francisco.

Fun ways to waste time on the internets are wonderfully viral, no? I got this from Cosette at Pandora's Bazaar (who looks mightily fetching as a pirate and certainly has a good name for it), who got it from Bjorngrínir at Expanding Inward. And so on, and so on.

Witchy Meez:

You should give Meez a try. It's really fun. Imagine a whole world of bloggers with Meezes! I love Meezes to pieces. (I know - groan, groan - but I couldn't help myself!) Stay tuned. I think you will be seeing more of Meez.

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When I was a little girl I always wanted a monkey as a pet. Who would have guessed that I am a monkey?

You Are A: Monkey!

Monkeys are intelligent and agile, well-adapted for jungle life as they swing happily from tree to tree. As a monkey, you are a social animal who is quick to learn new things and loves to climb. A monkey's tiny primate features are irresistable, as is her gregarious personality!

You were almost a: Parakeet or a Pony
You are least like a: Turtle or a FrogDiscover What Cute Animal You Are!

We all need a little something silly to get us through Monday morning, right? Wait 'til Pastor Dan hears that I was almost a pony. They need ponies over at Street Prophets. How does a monkey go?

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You scored as Beltane

Nos Galon Mai, also called May Day, Beltainne: (pronounced Bel-tinna, also known as Beltain, Beltane, May Day etc.), is a Sabbat celebrating fertility and the union of the young God and the Goddess. This is a wonderful celebration of the love between the God and Goddess. It is their sacred marriage. (This is where the God and Goddess concieve the spring for the following year born at Imbolc.) Celebrated with your loved one, now is the time to lay in the fertile soil and germinate those seeds you planted. In Celtic mythology this is the beginning of summer, or the growing time.

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You scored as white wolf

You truly are one of a kind. You're very smart and agile. When it comes to stressful situations, you know how to get down to business. And yes, you are beautiful. No matter what anyone says. You really are unique - "One of a kind." A white wolf in its true form.

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Walnut Tree (Passion) — unrelenting, strange and full of contrasts, often egotistic, aggressive, noble, broad horizon, unexpected reactions, spontaneous, unlimited ambition, no flexibility, difficult and uncommon partner, not always liked but often admired, ingenious strategist, very jealous and passionate, no compromise.

Thanks to Steph at The Witch Within for passing along the tree meme. She says it's the most accurate one she's found!

Find out what tree you are:

Continue reading "What Tree Are You?"

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Really, any goddess. Just grab her and thank her the best way you know how that today is finally Friday. The work week is over. Mercury goes direct tomorrow. And all is right with the world.

Banana daiquiris anyone?

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Your Blog Should Be Purple

You're an expressive, offbeat blogger who tends to write about anything and everything. You tend to set blogging trends, and you're the most likely to write your own meme or survey. You are a bit distant though. Your blog is all about you - not what anyone else has to say.

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Your Life Path Number is 11

Your purpose in life is to inspire others

Your amazing energy draws people to you, and you give them great insight in return.
You hold a great amount of power over others, without even trying.
You have the makings of an inventor, artist, religious leader, or prophet.

In love, you are sensitive and passionate. You connect with your partner on a very deep level.

You have great abilities, but you are often way too critical of yourself.
You don't fit in - and instead of celebrating your differences, you dwell on them.
You have high expectations of yourself. But sometimes you set them too high and don't achieve anything.

Take the quiz: What Is Your Life Path Number?

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There is a fun game of blog tag going on. When you get tagged, you have to post your five weirdest habits on your blog and then tag five other people. I've been tagged by Cosmic Debris and Mountain Cerridwen, two blog friends of mine.

My Five Weird Habits

1. I won't sign my name with a red pen. Ever. Someone told me once that there is a superstition that says it's bad luck to sign your name in red pen - I think this was in some Eastern European country but I can't remember - and it stuck with me. If anyone hands me a red pen to sign a credit card slip or something else, I ask them for another one.

2. I drink hot coffee with a straw. I picked this up from a friend of mine in San Francisco. She said she picked it up from a friend of hers in Seattle. I think it's a West Coast thing. But it sure keeps ill-fitting sippy lids from dribbling coffee down your front.

3. When I'm performing my morning ablutions, I have to do everything in the exact same order every day. If something happens to interrupt my routine, I get all discombobulated and forget to do something important.

4. I love to wear Petit Bateau t-shirts. I have an entire drawer full of them in many different colors and styles. Really. One whole drawer full of French children's t-shirts. (And no, I did not steal them from any French children!)

5. I talk in my sleep and have very vivid dreams - sometimes at the same time. One night when I was living in San Francisco and my boyfriend at the time was sleeping over, I woke him up in the middle of the night to tell him to get the pigeon out of the bedroom. I had been dreaming that a pigeon came in through the window and was hopping around on the floor.

I tagged: Life in the Hollow, On the Left Tip, The Naked Truth!, Knitting Notes, and The Gods Are Bored

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Earth Witch.

You are the earth witch. Wise, caring, and clever, you are the keeper of the Magykal forests. Your song is "Lunacy Fringe" by The Used

What witch are you?
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You scored as Hermione Granger. You're one intelligent witch, but you have a hard time believing it and require constant reassurance. You are a very supportive friend who would do anything and everything to help her friends out.

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