midwest nightmare

About Me:

finally figured I'd do a 📌 on this site. here we go i guess ( i have a hard time talking about myself).

i consider myself a funerary witch. my craft entails a lot of work in the cemeteries and churchyards, helping people and spirits process grief and loss, finding beauty in all deaths and growths in-between that liminality.

also ex funeral director so it's a point of pride i would say.

part of my craft is also being vegan. its important to my devotion to my patron, spirits and ancestors. do as you see fit just don't come harass me about it. (I'm vegan for other reasons too but this isn't a vegan side blog so chill)

i'm devoted to Hermes Pyschopompos (all his aspects tbh that's just the one i work with most.) i also work with a few local Spirits and Catholic Saints.

i live in the Rustbelt region and i also find a lot of beauty in the dying, decaying Midwest. the factories and industries that built up the region now rotting away to become something new is really all tied up into my craft as well.

my hobbies are cataloguing graves, photography, visiting haunted sites, reading a good book, and im a big collector of physical media focusing on mostly goth music and horror films (cliché much i know but my birthday is near halloween lol can't help it.)

summer is the hardest season for me but i adore winter and fall. something about the eerie peace of a fresh snow fall brings me such joy.

had huge storms in the Midwest these last two days but im glad the little baby spiders of this shrub are doing all right. i only got a small section but the whole bush was covered in webs.

sitting under a favorite tree and coming back from my specialist appointment to contemplate my diagnosis. i have endometriosis. i kind of already concluded that was the case. the doctor wants me to do a few ultrasounds as well as check my gallbladder for the rest of the GI issues.