bubblegrunge enthusiast

You're everywhere, seeping into everything

Piles of trash, but I won't let you hatch because you're bugging me

I'll get revenge

Pour bleach on your head and now you're dead

Disinfect, so hold your breath and say goodbye

Guilt in sinks, I feel you crawl under my skin

'Cause after all, I can only blame myself

My neglect turned you into an insect, now you won't let me be

Lunachicks at Coney Island High.

NYC.

Taken sometime in 1998.

Pt. 2

Are you someone who plays minecraft? Animal Crossing? Something where you build and decorate stuff? Build a shrine or a park for your deities. This is mine that i built for Loki.

Take a nap to recharge and put a glass of water under your bed while sleeping. It will absorb all unwanted energy. Do not drink the water afterwards!

Play with your pet to let your inner child be a child (and also to make your pet happy)

Clay makes for a perfect fidget toy (in my opinion). Make small charms out if it to use in your spells or readings!

No energy for a spell? Dress up in the corresponding colors for what you want to achieve that day.

If you can keep them alive, get plants. They literally cleanse the air you're breathing, if that isn't the best low effort cleansing ever then i don't know what is.

Make your phones background a sigil. You'll automatically interact with it multiple times a day.

Write words on your plastic waterbottle to charge your water (e.g.: spiritual awareness, easy communication, love, good health, clear thoughts, etc). If you have a glass one, write the words on a paper and put the bottle on top of it for a few minutes.

St Vincent and Carrie Brownstein chat to Miranda Sawyer about the making of their mockumentary film The Nowhere Inn, which includes live footage from St Vincent's Masseduction tour. Real-life friends Annie Clark (a.k.a. GRAMMY award-winning recording and touring artist St. Vincent) and Carrie Brownstein (Portlandia, Sleater-Kinney) came together to to write and make The Nowhere Inn, a metafictional account of two creative forces banding together to make a documentary about St. Vincent's music, touring life, and on-stage persona. But they quickly discover unpredictable forces lurking within subject and filmmaker that threaten to derail the friendship, the project, and the duo's creative lives.