Merry meet all,
The month of June brings us the summer solstice, or Litha and Midsummer as it also known. I encourage you all, my dear readers, to look up the stars this month. A few cosmic events are heading our way. On June 10th, we have the first solar eclipse of 2021. Next, the Moon and Mars are very close to each other on the 14th. June 21st is the summer solstice. Yay! The last Supermoon is on June 24th! Charge. your crystals and honour the Moon Goddess!
I am very intrigued by the new Conjuring movie. But they bash witchcraft. So that turns me off. I may wait till it comes out on video or on Netflix. I have so many points but I am scared to see it alone. Such is my luck. It does look like a truly scary movie.
I have realized lately that I am too kind. I bought a book for Zak Bagans and his crew. I mailed it all the way to the States. I never thought it through enough. I should have known I would never get a thank you. I know the point is to give. I did do it with an open heart. I haven’t seen any mention on Twitter. I made a spooky bookmark for the book, wrapped it all up in black tissue paper, took real care with everything. I over extended myself. I am not doing that again.
My garden is growing just beautifully. I am eager to watch the giant pumpkin grow (here’s hoping), the yellow string beans, purple beans and green peas. As well as the basil, tomatoes, dill, elecampagne, cabbage, chard, popcorn, sunflowers, turnips, sage, nasturtiums, marigolds, etc. Yeah it will be a great harvest. I hope all my plants grow well, better than that, amazingly.
A deer visited the neighbours yard yesterday. She was beautiful- and elusive! That was amazing to see a deer in full view, sniffing and munching on plants. She walked through my garden patch. I saw the telltale hook marks she left behind. I did get a photo but not the greatest picture.
We are not in lockdown anymore here. The city has come to life! I can’t understand how our economy survives. I was vaccinated recently. My arm hurt a lot from the needle.
Being out in my garden and planting seeds and herbs has rejuvenated my spirit. I feel alive again. I’m not excited about the ticks and other pests, but I can work with that.
I have the best news! I saved this part for last! Tim Waggoner is my mentor!! He is an amazing writer. I am thrilled to have him as a mentor!! I am sure I will learn much about writing.
Count the days down to Summer Solstice!
Blessings, Spiderwitch
