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I have to put in the obligatory disclaimer: you should talk to a doctor before using any herbal supplements and always do your own research. This post is intended to

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The One Book Explaining Systemic Racism I Wish Every Other White Person Would Read Right Now

June 8, 2020 by Gwyne

Today has been the “great un-muting” of people all over social media. Hello, here I am, unmuted with a very long post. Over the last week, I’ve been thinking a

Lifestyle Mental Health Spirituality

How to Make Spell Jars (and How They Can Help You Manage Emotions)

May 1, 2020 by Gwyne

The history of spell jars Spell bottles, or witch bottles, have been around for hundreds of years. In Appalachian culture, where my own heritage lies, they were often used to

Creativity DIY Kitchen Lifestyle

How to Make Candied Wild Violets (a Sweet Introduction to Foraging)

April 25, 2020 by Gwyne

One of the first foragable edibles of the spring are violets. Violets pop up here in the midwest late March to early April. They last until it starts to get

Fashion Lifestyle

The Perfect Spring Sweater Coat and Prada Pumps

April 15, 2020 by Gwyne

I live in the midwest, which means like 10 months out of the year, you’ll probably need a jacket at some point. Personally, I LOVE jacket weather. I hate being

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7 Books by Amazing Women to Get You Through Quarantine

April 14, 2020 by Gwyne

I’ve been trying to do a lot of reading with all this time at home. It’s easy to just sit and watch re-runs of Desperate Housewives (I’m doing that, too),

Lifestyle Travel

Three Days in Italy (and Why I Didn’t Fall in Love with It)

April 12, 2020 by Gwyne

I didn’t exactly fall in love with Italy. I found it to be a frustrating. Their public transportation is hellish. Almost all the food was inedible, and no it’s not

Lifestyle Mental Health Wellness

How Magic Mushrooms Heal the Brain (and What They Taught Me about Self-Love)

April 10, 2020 by Gwyne

Disclaimer: use of psilocybin is illegal in the United States and many countries. This post is for educational purposes only and not an endorsement of illegal drugs or illegal activity.

Entertaining Kitchen Lifestyle Recipes

The Best Hibiscus Blood Orange Mimosa! (Plus a Hibiscus Simple Syrup Recipe)

April 10, 2020 by Gwyne

Back when I was a bartender, I made simple syrup all the time. But somehow I never ended up making it at home–probably because I don’t really ever drink cocktails

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An Easy, Filling Breakfast Under 300 Calories (with No-Mess, No-Fry, Microwave Eggs)

I’m going to start by saying I’m not big on counting calories in general, but I also don’t like to

Black and Pastels for Spring (and Why Everyone Needs an Ostrich Boa)

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Why I Love Black Bedrooms, Even for Small Spaces

In the last couple of years, the black bedroom has definitely had a moment. Let’s be real, I probably got

The Best Hibiscus Blood Orange Mimosa! (Plus a Hibiscus Simple Syrup Recipe)

Back when I was a bartender, I made simple syrup all the time. But somehow I never ended up making

How Magic Mushrooms Heal the Brain (and What They Taught Me about Self-Love)

Disclaimer: use of psilocybin is illegal in the United States and many countries. This post is for educational purposes only

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