Odd Timing

I had something wonderfully Witchy to say today and by the time I sat down to write this post, it seems to have completely slipped my mind. So, I suppose, I'll just write and see if I can remember what it was.

The Pantheon and I have decided that my gut likes to lead me in new directions at the most inconvenient times. I seriously restarted my studies mere weeks before my college graduation; now I'm starting this blog in the middle of a family visit, my sister's high school graduation, and trying to figure out what, exactly, my new job requires of me. Yet, I know better than to ignore the guidance of the stuff inside me. So here I am. Spewing randomness into the internet and probably getting more metaphorical "you're crazy" looks than you can shake a stick at. But I'm here. And that's what matters.

Today was a day for regaining calm for me. Brid and Artemis are absolutely wonderful for this, in case you were wondering. Lots of love and comfort from them (they're also both good for protection work, by the way, especially Brid, since she has a warrior aspect). I also realized today that I'm awfully fond of informal magick: things like anointing myself with bath water and asking the spirits of Earth, Air, Fire and Water to bless and aid me, without formally casting a circle or really using any special tools, excluding the bath salts, battery-operated candle and music I was playing for simple relaxation. I suppose it could also be considered spontaneous magick. Regardless, it seems to be my method of operation, for the most part. Don't get me wrong, I'm perfectly capable and rather enjoy formal spellcasting, I just seem to do a lot more of the on-the-fly, make-it-up-as-you-go sort of thing. And The Pantheon assures me that that is just fine.

And now I've been staring at this screen for what feels like ages, trying to figure out what else to say today. I haven't remembered what I set out to write, and it's rather a lot later than I thought it was. So I suppose we'll bid you single reader (if we're lucky) good night and we hope to see you tomorrow.