When I was 20 years old, I started dressing like a fairy tale. I started exploring my personal spirituality, my belief in wonder and magic, and my wardrobe soon followed suit.
Read MoreA decade ago, I was on one of Terri Windling’s wonderful blog sites and saw a series of absolutely beautiful photos from a dream-like film featuring faeries, a handsome prince, and breathtaking visuals. The film was Lanval, created by the Chagford Filmmaking Group.
Read MoreI was sixteen years old, and he was my first love. We were traveling on a packed bus together through the mountains of Tennessee, headed back to our convention hotel after exploring Rock City and Lookout Mountain.
Read MoreIt would be so nice if life always proceeded in an upward trajectory, wouldn’t it? If happy endings always remained happy, and fixing a problem meant the problem never returned. But I think we all know life isn’t like that: it is a roller coaster of getting better and then getting worse, and then getting better again, and lifting our heads above it all as often as we can, so we can see the magic that still threads through the world around us, and indeed, in us.
Read MoreIn terms of age, to the kids on TikTok, I would most likely be considered the Grandma for whom #grandmacore was named. I’m about as far from actually being a member of Gen Z as I can get.
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…Welcome to my corner of the internet, where on any given day you might find me sharing a miniature story inspired by a self-portrait from my forest wanderings, a sketch of a faerie maiden, pondered scribblings related to daily magic, and much more.
Come sit for a while and stay, stretch your legs, fins, cloven hooves, whatever type of faerie you may be. Listen to stories, tell some of your own, learn about your hostess, and the mythmaker friends she shares here as well. Step into a painting, adorn your antlers with flowers and acorns for a theme party, and play at make believe: a time-honored tradition that we’re never too old to indulge in.
Celebrate wonder and imagination in all its many forms.
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