I miss completing creative prompts in my #bulletjournal. Rather than overthink it in all the ways I wanted to (think of a brand new hashtag, perfect the graphic, make flashy shit to go with it), I made a list on my phone earlier, revived a hashtag I used to make list prompts for ages ago (#listwatch30),…
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Brandice (@brandice) on Aug 2, 2020 at 1:36pm PDT From my seasonal post on Instagram today: “Wishing you blessings during this mid-season weekend. Enjoying this altar’s evolution. The midpoint is a moment to take a breath, to look around, and recalibrate as able/needed going into our…
I’ve enjoyed creating an altar that changes, dries up, makes way for new spring blossoms, all of it eventually surrendered to a summer solstice fire when the time comes. Watching it change has offered some grounding.
My mid-spring altar is slowly emerging. I find it fitting to use fallen petals from early spring blooms as a foundation for altar space this time of year, witnessing the evolution of early spring growth cycle into later spring. Adding other personal touches, shrink art made in quarantine, this lovely handmade lace pottery from @morganlynlamb, and…
(Listen above or click here to this as an audio post at Patreon instead) I love winter. The mid-winter point, or Imbolc, or Groundhog’s Day, usually feels like the point at which everyone has finally either submitted begrudgingly, bypassed entirely, or fully surrendered to winter’s energy. We’re either in our winter right now or we’re…
(Listen above or click here to listen on Patreon instead) I know there’s a lot of discussion about this calendar year shift, and it’s been interesting to watch the conversation while navigating my own life over the past week or two. I find myself actually yearning for more solo time to reflect but also trying…
My pick is linked above and is first on the list below, which includes other options, free and quick or longer and more detailed. The Year Compass is thorough but also not overwhelming, it’s FREE, it’s available is a lot of languages, you can print it out yourself or fill it out on a tablet…
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Brandice (@brandice) on Dec 21, 2019 at 4:07pm PST Welcome to winter, soulful folx. This season is one of my favorites, not necessarily because I love the frigid temps of northeast Ohio, but because this season always feels like a quiet magic to me. I may…