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BluRae

@BluRae@pagan.plus

I like Wicca, Kotlin, RPGs, and cats. Also dogs. And rabbits. And crows. Birds, generally.

Here for Autumn Vibes.

Diehard Packers fan.

I sew chaotically.

Greencraft Initiate.

Profile Pic: An animated picture of a white woman with long wavy blue hair wearing a witches hat.

Banner Image: A landscape shot of the fall foliage on the other side of a pond.

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Crazypedia, to random
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I want to listen to a podcast called "Broomsticks and Boomsticks" about witchy folx collectively sending hexes to politicians and guides/advice for counter action in your local city 🎙️ :blobcatheadphones:

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BluRae, to gardening
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Found a Japanese knotweed at the edge of the property in the backyard 😱

I pulled it up and I'll go back in the fall to check for sprouts. I didn't see any others, so 🤞

I guess if there are more sprouts in the fall I'll do stem injection with glyphosate. I hate to use that stuff, but... Japanese knotweed.

#gardening

BluRae,
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@SavahRellcast I didn't think to try to eat it after removing it.

It's a bit of an ecological nightmare everywhere outside of its native range.

BluRae,
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@SavahRellcast Today (yesterday, I guess) I learned! I had no idea it was edible!

BluRae, to random
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Ok.

My experiment of using a tomato cage to trellis the blackberry bushes has failed miserably.

I badly underestimated the size these things would grow to.

Time to do it properly with stakes and wires.

#garden #zone6b #GrowYourOwn

BluRae, to gardening
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Yay.

This is the first of the "Little Napoli" Roma tomatoes.

#gardening #zone6b #GrowYourOwn

MsHearthWitch, to random
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I hate how dry allergy meds make my eyes feel. And how sleepy that then makes me.

But I also hate the sneezing, itchy ears, and general shit feeling that allergies give me.

My body is so fun.

(no advice pls)

BluRae,
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@MsHearthWitch It's the watery eyes that I hate the most.

BluRae,
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@MsHearthWitch ...I use a bobby pin. Don't tell my ENT. (I don't have an ENT)

MsHearthWitch, to Health
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Been thinking a lot about health lately. Not as some thin white lady doing pilates, or some ripped dude who won't shut up about cross-fit.

But like, what does it ACTUALLY mean, and why is it important? Specifically, what would living in a more healthful way look like for me? Where I find myself is in a place that health is divorced from weight.

I don't care about weightloss. The things that bother me about my size are society's problems - not mine.

BluRae,
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@MsHearthWitch Gotcha. Good to know on the food thing.

I struggle with the movement thing as well. The one exercise that I enjoyed the most, barre, I can't really do because of my knees (squats are basically impossible) and I've never found a good replacement.

The yoga class you found sounds awesome. I like yoga as long as it's not hot yoga.

BluRae,
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@MsHearthWitch Yeah, most instructors don't seem well versed in modifications, unfortunately, even though modifications exist for most poses.

I hope the class is good!

BlackAzizAnansi, to random
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Question - What's the best way to avoid your credit dropping via a mortgage payoff?

BluRae,
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@BlackAzizAnansi Serious question: If you're in a position to pay off your mortgage does it matter if your credit drops for a bit? It will bounce back after a while.

Your credit score is there so you can get more credit and with a paid-off mortgage, you'll have more free cash and are less likely to need credit, no?

BluRae, to FiberArts
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BluRae, to random
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No Mow May has come to a premature end.

The dog was getting lost in the grass and she won't pee in grass that is taller than she is.

There are enough blooms in the garden at this point that the pollinators should be ok.

BluRae, to Cat
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I have a voice activated alarm clock.

If I say "snooze" it snoozes, if I say "stop" it turns off and I get up.

The last couple weeks or so, River ignores all the times I snooze the alarm, waits until I say "Stop" and then charges into the room at top speed to lay on my chest and demand pets.

Cat_LeFey, to random
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A lot of people living in cities don't realize that rural USA is a lot like those third-world countries a politician might describe as ‘shitholes.’

In my tiny village(which is basically a few far-apart houses and farms gathered around a swamp):

-No municipal water (we have a well)
-No sewer (septic tanks)
-No garbage disposal (burn it)
-No public school (There's one in the next town over, bus leaves at 630am, gets back 430pm)
-No public college (there's one in the next county, that means you pay out-of-county tuition which is double)
-No mail delivery (I have a PO box)
-No police (I actually love this, no complaints here)
-No fire/emergency services (volunteers are notified by the town siren, closest actual hospital is an hour flight by chopper after you've driven 40 minutes to the rural hospital, which is basically just triage)

Where do I live? In Michigan, but you'll never find my address cuz it's not even on Google Maps.

BluRae,
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@Cat_LeFey This sounds similar to how I grew up. Northern Wisconsin.

We did have a mail route and the volunteer firefighters and EMTs carried radios.

BluRae, to gardening
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Adding cucumbers to the list of veggies I'm going to try to grow this year.

Got some SMR-58 pickling cucumber seeds.

BluRae, to random
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In a shocking twist, I moved the seeds I have for this spring and put them somewhere "safe" so I "would not lose them" and now I cannot remember where I put them.

:ablobsigh:

BluRae, to Flowers
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The daffodils are out and the tulips are emerging.

Crazypedia, (edited ) to YNAB
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BluRae,
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@Crazypedia I like YNAB. The envelope method is the only budgeting method that makes any sense to me.

eniko, to random
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chamomile tea tastes like burnt grass and laundry detergent but it reduces my anxiety and helps me sleep, so who can say whether its good or bad

BluRae,
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@eniko If you like mint, I really like chamomile mixed with mint

BluRae, to Dog
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Sleepy puppy.

BluRae, to Bloomscrolling
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First spring flowers here in my New England garden.

Squill!

BluRae, to books
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Anyone know of any good books on Witches' Ladders?

Ideally talking about the history and lore behind them.

BluRae, to random
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What would you call a Chihuahua-Corgi mix?

A Chorgi? Chigi?

BluRae, to FiberArts
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I love the aesthetic of Victorian and Edwardian inspired clothes, but all the trim these types of patterns inevitably call for is such a pain.

Also, this happens:

@sewing

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