biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist:
biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist:
biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist:
i worry we are losing touch with the True Meaning Of Halloween (avoiding the fairies)
celebrate a good old-fashioned Halloween with the very important traditions of:
- lighting candles in jack o'lanterns (to keep away the fairies)
- roasting s'mores on bonfires (to keep away the fairies)
- bobbing for apples, fortunetelling, ouija boards, and other assorted divination rituals (to forewarn those doomed to be kidnapped by fairies)
- haunted houses (to preach against the dangers that lurk across the veil in the otherworld, home of the fairies)
- community effort to stuff kids full of candy (that if whisked away (by the fairies) they might resist the temptation (of strange fae foods) long enough to escape)
- disguising your face and identity in elaborate costumes (to keep away the FUCKING FAIRIES)
ways NOT to celebrate Halloween: sneaking into graveyards aka the modern day successor of burial mounds aka portals to the otherworld aka home of the FUCKING FAIRIES
(via noisyhope)
blackbearmagic:
blackbearmagic:
blackbearmagic:
blackbearmagic:
Reading tarot for children at a haunted hike event and having an absolute blast.
The best part about doing this for kids is that they don’t know what the cards Actually Mean, so I just come up with a good, positive answer that fits with the picture.
I’m using my cat- and dog-themed decks and asking them which animal they like more, then reading from that one.
I have them cut the decks so that the dogs/cats of the cards “can get your scent and know you better”.
Woke up to see that this post has almost 900 notes and I was like “okay so I blame Wren or Gallus?”
The answer is Wren, apparently
(via primeemeraldheiress)