It reminds me of a brothel.
Unfortunately, last year I caved into witch-peer-pressure (really, what was I thinking??) & bought a bottle. I have never used a drop. It just disgusts me & takes me totally out of my nature-witch mindset.
Being a conservation-minded gal, I still couldn't stand to throw it away...but no one wanted it. What's a witch to do?
& I knew it was time to discard the whore-house perfume that has aggravated me for a year. So I made a decision & sprinkled the stuff around our property as protection & cleansing water (I hope the plants don't mind!!! Oh MY GODDESS, I didn't think about offending them!!!).Only one problem:
I ended up sprinkling my feet & now I smell like...
well, you get the point...
Headed to the shower now.
Wild & Bright Blessings,
~*Rhi*~
Thanks for the good giggle...I've seen this stuff at the local witchy shops but never have I had the occasion that called for it, nor have I ever smelled it so...yea. Hope you're plants don't revolt ^_^
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Dawn
Ha ha, spirits have a sense of humor. I was never sure why one would need this, but I guess sometimes when you want to use an authentic folk, hoodoo spell, you have to have it.
ReplyDeleteHey...look at it this way - you could get lucky.
Oh, I just LOVE Hoodoo, but know so little about it. Carolina Dean's Sex, Magick & the City blog is lovely! http://carolinadean.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteI have never used it either.....I only vaguely remember hearing of it....glad you got rid of it though.
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