☽Wicca stuff☾

Some things to do to celebrate: 

🌼 Plant something new

🌸 Care for your existing plants (like trimming and adding fertilizer, or lending energy for growth, or doing a spell for them etc.) 

🌼 Divination questions about who you’re becoming, where you’re going, how you’ve grown, how much more growing you still have to do

🌸 If you have pets, this is a good time to get them something, like a new squeaky ball or a nice catnip mouse to play with

What’s your native language?

How many languages do you speak?

What language(s) are you currently studying?

How many/which languages would you like to know in the future?

Do your friends speak other languages?

What’s the most difficult word for you to say in your native & target languages?

How do you call your favorite animal in your target languages?

Write your favorite color in all the languages you know it in.

How long have you studied your target language(s)?

What’s your favorite word in your target language(s)? Least favorite?

What’s the funniest word in your target language(s)?

What’s the prettiest word in  your target language(s)? Ugliest?

One thing you dislike about your target and/or native language?

Do you have any international friends?

Why are you learning your target language(s)?

Do you ever want to live somewhere where you’d speak your target language(s)?

What was/is the first language you want/ed to learn?

Have you ever made a friend speaking your target language(s)?

Do you listen to music in your target language(s)? If so, who are your favorite artists?

Opinion on duolingo?

What’s your favorite method of studying?

Have you ever played pokemon in your target language(s)?

Favorite blog in your target language(s)?

Do you ever speak to yourself in your  target language(s)?

Ever speak to your pets in your target language(s)?

Do you ever feel like your target language(s) is(are) under appreciated? Why/why not?

How do people usually react when you mention that you’re studying your target language(s)? Do their reactions annoy you? Make you happy?

How do natives react when they hear that you’re studying their language?

Do you have any advice for someone who’s never studied a language before?

Where are you from? What are popular/”useful” foreign languages in your area?

Are there dialects in your country? Do you speak one?

Have you ever tried to learn a dialect for your target language(s)?

Do you ever want to have a career in languages?

How has learning languages impacted your life?

Do you have any big travel plans for the future?

What’s your least favorite language? Why? Favorite?

Do you know any obscure/useless words in your target language(s)?

Was there ever a word you pronounced incorrectly until someone corrected you?

What’s the most embarrassing thing that’s ever happened to you while studying your target language(s)?

Have you ever eavesdropped on people speaking  your target language(s) in public?

Have you ever had a negative experience with a native?

What’s the most positive experience you’ve had with a native?

Tell me about your best friend in your target language(s)

Have you ever put sticky notes all over your house before?

Do you ever think in your target language(s)?

Are there any cognates between your native and target language(s)?

Have you ever met a stranger in public with whom you spoke your target language(s)?

Have you ever had an “I understand it now!” moment with your target language(s)?

Do you have any language pet peeves?

Have you seen my original October Bucket List? If not, click HERE for my regular bucket list to complete. Here will be all witchy and pagan things I want to accomplish during the month of October! Like I said before, feel free to join in and pick some things off the list.

Collect October’s full moon water (October 5th) 🌕

Collect leaves, acorns, sticks, herbs 🍂

Do all forms of divination (rune casting, candle wax, tarot) 🔮

Have a dead dinner / dumb supper

Setup an ancestor altar 

Watch The Craft & Practical Magic ✨

Have a Mabon altar

Have a Samhain altar 

Go to a local witchy class

Celebrate Samhain 🎃

Have the time of my life in Salem! (personal)

Go to local pagan vendor shows

DIY a besom 

Collect any rain / storm water during the month 🌧

Create some kitchen witchery (soups, pies, baked goods) 🍞

Cups- feelings, emotions, love, intuition. (Water 💙)

Wands- Will, action, wishes. (Fire ❤️)

So, I’ve been struggling with depression lately (as I have been for a while) and my therapist suggests that when I am struggling, to make lists of why I should look forward to another day. I’ve decided to make a witch edition and share it with you guys.

Feel free to add to it!

Learning more about your practice.

Learning more about yourself as a witch.

Watching your grimoire and your knowledge grow slowly but surely.

If you have a crystal collection, watching your collection grow and become more apart of your every day life.

Seeing hard spells work.

Seeing curses work and people get their just desserts.

Reading new witchy books.

Rereading old witchy books and discovering new things you didn’t realize before.

Making more friends who are witches.

The chance to help another witch who may need knowledge that you have.

New tarot decks!

New pendulums!

The holidays! (If you follow them.).

Seeing the change of seasons and feeling your power fluctuate and grow as your season approaches.

Perhaps communicating with a ghost that’s friendly (If you do that).

Learning about types of divination you have yet to discover.

Learning about others practices and seeing the witchy world through new sets of eyes.

Feeling that feeling of connection when you start a spell and you know it’s gonna be a good one.

The feeling when you wake up and your energy is just good and you feel extra witchy.

HERBS AND PLANTS.