
This tough, harsh king can be both judge and defendant at once.
Eurovision was a travesty. I mean, Eurovision is pretty much always a travesty (except where Conchita Wurst is concerned, obvs.) This year though, the contest was exceptionally upsetting. So much witchy goddess wonderfulness. So few correctly-allocated points. BEHOLD Azerbaijan: Hour of the Wolf The weirdest, witchiest, most ugly-beautiful performance of all – performed by Elnur Huseynov and two AMAZING carazy-wolf-people – …
This has been a quietly busy week. Lots of planning, lots of *sitting with my feelings*, lots of letting ideas stew and marinade before beginning anything. You can read all about that here. I’ve also been writing the first post for my new Autostraddle column! It’s gonna be a monthly series of interviews with 30-something …
Here’s an intriguing card. The Seven of Swords looks like trickery or deceit, and that’s how it’s normally described. In the card’s illustration, there’s often someone hiding something, or stealing – sneaking off in the night with an armful of stolen swords, or, like this fox, covering something up. From The Wild Unknown Tarot by Kim …
I realise that I am stuck in a rut right now. I realise that I’m uncharacteristically inert. Between buying a boat and becoming self-employed – both of which on the outside look like very busy, very ‘doing’ things, part of myself has slipped away, leaving me feeling kinda blank. Which part? The part that feel JOY, …
Sometimes, everybody needs a little discipline. That can be hard to admit, if, like me, you like to think of yourself as all free-spirited and floaty-like, easily wafting from lovely thing to lovely thing. News flash: rules can be good. I’ve been practicing a few of my own lately. Here are some examples: Wait a …