paper-mario-wiki:

reminder to any adults following me: dont forget to pay that bill

reminder to young adults following me: dont forget to drink water and take your medication if you have it

reminder to kids following me: dont forget to feed your dog and dont take your time for granted

reminder to babies following me: learn to read bitch

Grimore Ideas

advicewitch:

So you want to make a grimore, but you have no idea what to put it! Here are some ideas!

  • Spells, of course
  • The elements
  • Crystals and herbs you like, and their correspondences
  • Astrology: the signs, your chart, etc
  • Divination, both how to’s, and answers you’ve gotten
  • Sigils!
  • Moon phases, I find even sticking a calendar in there is good
  • Deities, Spirits, and things like that you’ve talked to or worked with
  • The Sabbats, if you do those, and what you can do on them
  • Recipes and Potions
  • Meditation charts and what you get out of them!
  • Dreams and dreamwork
  • Plant identification
  • Tarot card meanings
  • Art
  • Terminology
  • Crystal Grids
  • Pendulum keys
  • Tarot spreads
  • Essential oils you like
  • Mythology
  • Scrying
  • Pocket Altars
  • Runes

Hopefully this has give you some ideas! Good luck!

~Advicewitch Kween

Herb Magic: Rose Colors and Magic

witchycrystal777:

Burgundy – a deeper, darker, more tempestuous love

Celadon Green – prosperity, fertility, and good luck

Coral – charm and affection

Hot Pink – announces passion, daring, and verve

Ivory – romance and a steadfast, mature love

Orange – vitality, passion, enthusiasm, and energy

Pale Pink – gratitude, appreciation, romance, a dreamy first love; use to invoke a warm fuzzy feeling

Purple – power, passion, and the enchantment of fairies 

Red – true love, lust, and romance 

Red and White – creativity, unity, and solidarity 

Yellow – friendship, joy, happiness, good health, communication, and the power of the sun 

White – peace, love, marriage, moon magic, new beginning

Sources: 
Herb Magic for Beginners: Down-to-Earth Enchantments by Ellen Dugan
Rose Color Meanings

Lavender in Slavic languages

Belarusian: лаванда [lavanda]
Bulgarian: лавандула [lavandula]
Bosnian: lavanda
Czech: levandule
Croatian: lavanda
Macedonian: лаванда [lavanda]
Polish: lawenda
Russian: лаванда [lavanda]
Slovak: levanduľa
Serbian: лаванда [lavanda]
Ukrainian: лаванда [lavanda]
Slovenian: *inhales*
Everyone else: hoe don’t
Slovenian: …
Everyone else: …
Slovenian: sivka