Power up with Dorothy Morrison’s Limited Edition candles, May your Rich Bitch continue to be an Extreme Bass Ass , and Hot Damn, just like St. Dorothy the Wicked.
Who doesn’t want to be a Rich Bitch? This candle is a triple X money manifester, guaranteed to draw a steady stream of cash into your pockets, bank, and hands. Why settle for ordinary money mojo when you can wield this sugar mama?
Extreme Badass laces up your shit-kicking boots so you can knock down doors, remove obstacles, and open roads. An incredible personal power accelerator, Extreme Badass is your go to for when someone or something is standing in your way.
In need of some luck? Hot Damn works so well it will have your friends and family saying just that “hot damn!”. The ultimate good luck generator, this candle deactivates misfortune to give you success in every endeavor.
When faced with an impossible situation, don’t wallow; call upon Saint Dorothy the Wicked. This magical, miracle working candle lends you the power to flick obstacles out of your path and manifest your desires in a snappy fashion.
Samhain is one of the most important days in the calendar for witches, pagans, and all manner of magical practitioners. It’s a day when the veil between the world of the living and the world of the dead is at its thinnest, making it especially auspicious for some kinds of magical workings.
The image that comes to mind when you hear “teacher” probably depends a lot on your personal experiences; it might call to mind an especially encouraging teacher, or one that put you down in a way you never forgot. You might think of learning a skill at a parent’s side, or an instructor from a yoga class that taught you to enjoy living in your body, or someone in your life that taught you a lesson outside of any kind of formal setting.
“In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue.” Did you learn this rhyme in school? Columbus Day was first celebrated in 1792 in recognition of 300 years of exploration and development of the North American continent. One of the reasons the holiday continued to be celebrated was to promote the contributions to the American story of Italian immigrants, particularly Catholics, who were often targets of anti-immigrant sentiment.
I’m grateful that my kids have grown up in a time and place when being openly LBGTQ+ is more widely acceptable than it was when I was growing up. When I was in high school, “gay” was a common insult and being out was scary, dangerous, and almost completely unheard-of.
larger hardcover set: The Myths of Old Greece, copyright 1898. I received many, many more books over the years but those were always my favorites.