Frogs, Books and Skulls – Miniature Witchy Book

I like me. I’m smitten with all of me; enchanted with the wicked twinkle in my eyes, the sweetness of my touch, the darkest bits of my witchy mind—I love me a lot. I am intelligent and fun. My hair is wonderful, and my smile can brighten the gloomiest of moods. I am fantastic, I…

Wait! Don’t head for the hills, my Wicked Luvs. I had to do this in order to enter Amy’s All Together Now party. She made it “mandatory – you must say great things about yourself,” she ordered. I had to follow her rules. You know my policy on rules. I always… um, twist them *grins wickedly*  

But I liked the idea of tooting my own horn in the company of other fantabulous people, so I’m actually sticking to Amy’s rules. Why not, right? I believe I must love myself first—and often—before I can help anyone else reach their happy ending. Do you give yourself compliments? Have you done it lately? If not, just find a mirror, face that gorgeous reflection, and tell yourself how freaking awesome you are, and answer, “Yes, yes, yes!” to my question.

Now, to continue my strange rule-following streak, I’m giving away something I made. Yep, leave a comment telling me just how incredible you are, and you can win one of these Miniature Witchy Books:

Cover material from left to right: coffee filter, grapefruit peel, orange peel.

The book’s content will be a surprise. I will share that the words will be about AlmaMia Cienfuegos and they will have to do with myths, blessings, skulls, books and frogs. Also, and I really love this part, I want to tell you that the mini books are made from yummy recycled materials: orange peel, rice paper, coffee filter, grapefruit peel…

To participate, leave a comment tooting your own horn. Oh, you can talk about my greatness, too, of course. I would hate to limit my gods-given right to be adored. And just so you know, you are wicked marvelous!

Since you are already here… why not join the AlmaMia Cienfuegos Blog travels for a chance to win ebook copies of my short story and, if you are wicked lucky, you can also win AlmaMia’s bracelet.  

AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Blog Stops

Day 1 – May 15^th - Capturing a Moment in AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Life - SunshineShelle

Day 2 - May 17^th - Frogs, Books and Skulls – Miniature Witchy Book - Pagan Culture Weird, I know

Day 3 – May 19^th - Truth in AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Tale - Magic Love Crow

Day 4 – May 21^st - AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Wild Magic - Laura DeLuca  

Day 5 – May 23^rd - Grandmothers Are Magical Creatures - Olde Baggs ‘n Stuft Shirts

Day 6 – May 25^th - The Strong Women in AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Life - Green Witch with Sprinkles  

Day 7 – May 27^th - AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Mango Tree - Daydream Believer

In case you forgot, my Luvs, you are wicked marvelous…

…and so am I.

This post is a day early, so you still have time to join All Together Now.

The Miniature Witchy Book winner will be announced May 25^th. 

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Wicked Mojito Moments

I knew about the power of rosemary and lavender burned with love. I have also witnessed the magical practicality of midnight margaritas, but the idea of wicked mojito moments never occurred to me. Yep, my Wicked Luvs, the tropical drink, mixed with energy and positive thoughts, must have appeased the Amazon gods because AlmaMia Cienfuegos is now available on Kindle ;-)

Our wild girl is excited. Going from the woods of El Monte to the vastness of the WWW (whole wide world), has AlmaMia a bit wild-eyed. But anxiety doesn’t translate to fear; not for a girl with 3 charms, a few stones and an arsenal of witchy Caribbean smiles. She comes ready to accept the fruit of the world, peel it with her teeth, enjoy its juicy goodness, plant its seeds and watch it sprout.

Thanks for sticking around and cheering me up, my Wicked Luvs.
Join our little girl’s blog travels and “let the wild rumpus start!”

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 AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Blog Stops

Day 1 – May 15^th - Capturing a  Moment in AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Life - SunshineShelle

Day 2 - May 17^th - Frogs, Books and Skulls – Miniature Witchy Book - Pagan Culture Weird, I know

Day 3 – May 19^th - Truth in AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Tale - Magic Love Crow

Day 4 – May 21^st - AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Wild Magic - Laura DeLuca  

Day 5 – May 23^rd - Grandmothers Are Magical Creatures - Olde Baggs ‘n Stuft Shirts

Day 6 – May 25^th - The Strong Women in AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Life - Green Witch with Sprinkles  

Day 7 – May 27^th - AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Mango Tree - Daydream Believer

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When Life Throws Me Limes, I Make Mojitos

I should probably start by saying that the mojitos are for you, as I’m allergic to mint. So why will you need the drink? Well, *takes deep breath and lets lips tremble for maximum effect* AlmaMia Cienfuegos hasn’t gone live yet. It might take a few days… *triple sigh*

To say that I’m not disappointed would be a lie, but I refuse to be the one who lets Fate squeeze acid into her wounds without fighting back. If life wants to throw limes my way, I will grab them and make mojitos.

Just so you know, when I first discovered the little your-book-is-not-ready-yet glitch, I wasn’t so willing to roll with the punch—I was, um… distraught. Then my Piano Man held me and said, “I know you’ll make it work. You always do.”

And Shelle told me not to worry because she was going to “have a mojito, too.”

I’m not sure if it was the thought of an alcoholic drink I’ll never have, or perhaps the recollection that the world will turn even when the wheel doesn’t spin my way, or maybe, just maybe, it was Kallan’s Facebook wall that reminded me that even during tough moments: “I am too positive to be doubtful, too optimistic to be fearful… too determined to be defeated,” and too freaking witchy to let any piece of technology ruin my day.

Also—and this is the most important bit—I have wonderful Wicked Darlings who have all kinds of ways to get me out of the dumps ;-)

So, until AlmaMia comes out to play, her blog tour continues as planned. Cross your fingers with me, grab your favorite beverage, and tell me about a moment when life didn’t work out the way you expected, but you made it work anyway.

After you are done sharing your Mojito Moment, visit SunshineShelle—the first of AlmaMia Cienfuego’s Blog Stops—and enter to win AlmaMia’s bracelet.

AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Blog Stops

Day 1 – May 15^{th -} Capturing a Moment in AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Life - SunshineShelle

Day 2 - May 17^th - Frogs, Books and Skulls – Miniature Witchy Book - Pagan Culture Weird, I know

Day 3 – May 19^th - Truth in AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Tale - Magic Love Crow

Day 4 – May 21^st - AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Wild Magic - Laura DeLuca  

Day 5 – May 23^rd - Grandmothers Are Magical Creatures - Olde Baggs ‘n Stuft Shirts

Day 6 – May 25^th - The Strong Women in AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Life - Green Witch with Sprinkles  

Day 7 – May 27^th - AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Mango Tree - Daydream Believer

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A Charm Bracelet from AlmaMia Cienfuegos to You…

...and a magical cover from SunshineShelle to me.

It took a grandmother, a librarian and a lot of patience to raise AlmaMia Cienfuegos. To tell the story of the nine-year-old girl, it is taking a witchy writer, a Piano Man, a ray of SunshineShelle, a hot friend with an eye for typos, a magical tree, a donated charm bracelet, a universe of Wicked Darlings and… okay, I have to stop or I’ll never get to the giveaway or to AlmaMia’s blog tour.

AlmaMia Cienfuegos: a Story of Blood, Scars and Nightmares is due to be released *fingers, toes and anything else you can manage crossed* on Tuesday, May 15^th. To celebrate, I was going to give away a few copies of the ebook. But the husband of a certain artist friend—he’s shy—said, “Don’t writers give something like a big knife that was used in the story when a book comes out?”

“Some do,” I said. “But I doubt anyone would want the razor AlmaMia used to shave Soledad’s eyebrow.”

We both agreed a used razorblade would be pretty nasty, so a week later, my friend’s husband decided he wanted a lucky Wicked Darling to get this instead:

A little book, a skull and a frog; AlmaMia would be proud of him. I know I am. 
Thank you, Leatherneck, you rock! Oh, stop glaring already, no one but me calls you that.

There will be a total of 13 ebooks given away during AlmaMia’s tour. The luckiest of all my Wicked Darling Luvs, will received an ebook and AlmaMia’s charm bracelet. Each tour stop will have instructions on how to participate. I will link the post titles (below) to the appropriate blogs as I go.

I’m excited—and scared out of my mind—about this one, my Wicked Luvs. Please send some lavender and rosemary scented energy to keep me calm and keep me going. “Let the wild rumpus start!” by sharing your thoughts about Shelle’s cover. I *sniff, sniff* love it. Yep, Shelly’s brush can see inside my head.  

In Dreams, nine-year-old AlmaMia Cienfuegos chokes on the tears and blood that bubble out of her eyes, while her sister, Soledad, gloats over the younger girl’s broken body. Mamabuela insists Soledad means no harm; AlmaMia knows the difference between nightmares and reality, but her sister still frightens her. When AlmaMia refuses to hand in a family heirloom, Soledad’s rage sends the Cienfuegos family over the edge.

Set in the Dominican Republic, “AlmaMia Cienfuegos” tells a story where blood deceives, nightmares rot, and sisters wage war on each other.

AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Blog Stops 

Day 1 – May 15^{th -} Capturing a Moment in AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Life - SunshineShelle

Day 2 - May 17^th - Frogs, Books and Skulls – Miniature Witchy Book - Pagan Culture Weird, I know

Day 3 – May 19^th - Truth in AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Tale - Magic Love Crow

Day 4 – May 21^st - AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Wild Magic - Laura DeLuca  

Day 5 – May 23^rd - Grandmothers Are Magical Creatures - Olde Baggs ‘n Stuft Shirts

Day 6 – May 25^th - The Strong Women in AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Life - Green Witch with Sprinkles  

Day 7 – May 27^th - AlmaMia Cienfuegos’ Mango Tree - Daydream Believer

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I Love You Vain, Echo, I Love You Vain

I’m proud of the way my hips sway and my breasts perk up at the sound of my Piano Man’s voice. “My love, you are so sexy,” he says.

“You are so sexy,” I echo. And he, too, perks up at the sensual beat carried in my words.

I can stare at him for… ever. His legs, his arms, his smile, his fingers… “Oh, your fingers know just how to play with my flesh. Touch me always,” I say.

“Touch me always,” he echoes. And I, too, let my fingers play with his flesh, his hair, with that spot where his lower back meets even lower bits of his all.

I love the way my man looks. I love that he, too, loves how I look. We’ve become each other’s nymphs. He is my Echo… I am his Echo. Our souls share two halves of a Narcissus that love to come together and kiss.

“I want you always,” I say. “I want you always,” he echoes.

♥ ♫♥ ♫ ♥ ♫♥ ♫♥ ♫♥ ♫♥

Today, Serenity, the author of Get Off Your Broom, decided “it was time to call it quits.” She had many reasons to do so, but one of them stayed with me. She said, “Call me old-fashioned and politically incorrect, but appearance will always be a huge part of my fitness goals. I want to look good in a bathing suit. So sue me. But anytime I’m honest about how I am a vain individual who values personal appearance, someone hates it.”

I asked Serenity if she wanted to share lawyers, for I can often be found in front of the mirror admiring my bits. And the smile on my face when my Piano Man assesses my assets? Oh, my Wicked Darlings, vanity and narcissism might not be able to describe what goes on inside of me.

I wish that when someone said “I look so lovely,” we could just smile and echo, “I look so lovely,” too.   

I love all the mes I know… echo… echo… echo…

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Goddesses Discuss the State of the Uterus

After too many hours working on “AlmaMia Cienfuegos,” my eyes were beginning to play tricks on me. You know, that moment during the rereading process when words start to merge and the reader begins to wonder if Rorschach is running secret tests. Yep, I was seeing nothing but inkblots, so I had to walk away from AlmaMia for a while.

To refresh my brain housing group, I turned into a post I’ve been working on for Timeless Ritual’s 13 Goddesses in 13 Weeks project, which will be over in three weeks or so. I fell behind on my goddesses’ postings, and decided that instead of catching up I would just bring my creatresses together and discuss the current state of the uterus on the last day of the project.

This is not the actual post, but I can tell you that my mind is having a blast…

I was wondering what one of my favorite goddesses would say, if she received a prayer from a woman complaining about not having much political power over her uterus. I won’t tell you which goddess I think might say this, but the reaction my mind attributed to the deity made me roar.

You see, instead of answering the prayer right away, the goddess in question contacted one of her godly friends and said this: “I thought it prudent to ask if you, or perhaps another goddess with a taste for the dark arts, have given certain males of the human species a uterus. Did you? Let me know soon, for if this is someone’s idea of a sick joke, I promise my crows will be consuming that someone’s most cherished bits.”

I’m sure you can tell which goddess I think might say those words. But this is not the purpose of this post. I just wanted to ask, what do you think your favorite goddess or god would say about the current state of health insurance, religion and female contraception?

I borrowed this pissed off crow from Life is a Prayer . com

Don’t touch him; I’m pretty sure it would chomp your finger off.

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In Love with Porphyria’s Lover

I have a secret.

I fell in love with Porphyria’s Lover when I was eleven-years-old. I was introduced to her by Doña J, a woman who lived in a small cottage about a mile away from my house. Most people, in my village, were afraid of Doña J. They stayed away from her yard and even avoided the trail that ran next to her house. She had tons of books, and trees that ignored the turn of the wheel and stayed forever loaded with fruit. As you can imagine, I adored Doña J, her fruit trees and her books.

I used to go to her house every day after school, unless her husband, the Caribbean incarnation of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, was home. I liked Doña J’s fruits, but what I really loved was the illuminated copy of Robert Browning’s Porphyria’s Lover that she kept hidden in an old Bible. She kept the drawings in that particular book because the Dr Jekyll side of her husband was very religious and physically abusive—he didn’t hit or yell if he thought she was reading the Bible; Mr Hyde was never lucid enough to enjoy being cruel.

Anyhoo, I fell in love with Porphyria’s Lover because of Doña J’s amazing illuminations and her vivid interpretations of the poem. I don’t remember all the illustrations, but there are three I will never forget.

1. A drunken man grabbing a woman by the hair and biting her neck.

2. The same man striking the woman with a bottle and cracking her skull.

3. The woman, now ethereal, strangling the man with her long, curly hair and absorbing his life-force until the terrible beast stops being.

I was fascinated by the uncanniness of it all… but if you’ve read Porphyria’s Lover, you probably figured out that there was something peculiar about Doña J’s art. Well, in case you haven’t read Browning’s poem, let me share some of the strangling lines out of the mouth of Porphyria’s disturbing lover:

That moment she was mine, mine, fair,
Perfectly pure and good: I found
A thing to do, and all her hair
In one long yellow string l wound 
Three times her little throat around,
And strangled her. No pain felt she;
I am quite sure she felt no pain. 
As a shut bud that holds a bee,
I warily oped her lids: again 
Laughed the blue eyes without a stain.

…

And thus we sit together now, 
And all night long we have not stirred,
And yet God has not said aword!

You can go HERE to read the entire poem. Wondering about the secret I’ve kept for twenty-four years? Here it is: as much as I admire Robert Browning’s words, I doubt I would have ever fallen as deeply in love with Porphyria’s Lover without Doña J’s interpretation and rewriting of a line or three. And in all these years, no other art, inspired by the poem, has evoked, in me, emotions which matched that of Doña J’s illuminations and drawings.

Until I ran into this piece of greatness by Molly Crabapple; I stared at this ethereal lady for a very long time, so don’t feel bad if you, too, find your heart’s eyes lost in her beauty. She just looks so free, self-owned and eternal… “And yet God has not said aword!”

Porphyria's Lover by Molly Crabapple. Stop by her website to see more dreams.

I would love to read one of your artsy secrets, my Wicked Luvs. Then stop by The Butterfly Effect, meet the rest of the super creative gang, and see what hidden/secrets things everyone is painting to life. While you are there, click on Amy’s link (sidebar) and join her All Together Now blog party. I already know you are freaking awesome, but I’ll love to share you with the world ;-)

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Witch, Wiccan – Tomato, Potato

When a new friend said to me, “I didn’t know you were Wiccan.” I responded that I was not. She gave me a puzzled look and added, “But you just said you were a Witch.”

I smiled, asked her to sit by me, and started a conversation that ended with, “Witch, Wiccan—tomato, potato.” The middle was filled with something that resembled the following list:

1. I am a Witch.

2. I revere Nature and all her creatures.

3. Magic is wild energy that can be twisted and changed.

4. To me, deities are different aspects of Nature.

5. Magic is as benevolent or evil as its intent and outcome.

6. Good invites better and bad summons destruction.

7. Spells are prayers with a flare that makes flesh dance and soul sing.

8. My pentacle is fire, water, earth, air, and spirit dancing together in the circle of life.

9. Darkness is as beautiful, powerful and necessary as light.

10. In my life, sex is physical and spiritual magic.

11. Evil is manmade and man-fed.

12. Spirituality is the garb of the soul.

13. Words have power.

My friend was quiet for a while, and then asked, “What do Wiccans believe?”

It was my turn to stay quiet for a while. I explained that I could tell her what I thought Wiccans believed, but that it wouldn’t be true. A couple of weeks later, I asked my dear friend Robin, from Wiccan Writes, for some help. Here is her answer:

“I am happy to have been asked by Magaly to collaborate on this post. I am a solitary practitioner of Wicca. This list reflects my personal path. Other Wiccans may have different views. I consider myself Wiccan and Witch; for me they are one in the same.

1. Honor both God and Goddess.
2. Adherence to the Wiccan Rede: (to paraphrase) Spellwork, rituals and other activities must Harm None; therefore do what you believe in.
3. Three-Fold Law of Return: Good begets good (three times over) and Bad begets bad (three times over).
4. In rituals/spell work, I use Witch’s tools: wand, besom (broom), cauldron, stones, candles, herbs, incense, altar and more.
5. The Moon and the Sun are symbolic as they represent Goddess and God, respectively.
6. Phases of the Moon are vital to my Path.
7. Celebrating the turning of the Wheel of the Year and 8 respective sabbats (holidays).
8. Natural magick (directing Nature’s energies to effect a change).
9. The Unseen World. There are energies and spirits that may not exist on the human level, but may still be seen, accessed and interacted with by the use of meditation, divination and other methods.
10. Stewardship of our planet and the higher love felt for Mother Earth is a guiding force in my practice.
11. The pentagram is a sacred symbol, the points representing the Four Elements necessary for life and magick: Earth, Air, Fire, Water with the fifth point representing Spirit.
12. Positive and negative energies influence every aspect of life. I walk on the so-called right hand path, the Light path focusing on positive Work. I do not practice Magick centering around revenge, hatred, violence or manipulation.
13. Wicca is an evolving pagan religion, just as Nature evolves, neither is static; there is always something new to explore even as one keeps Old Ways alive.”

I will email this post to my friend, and I will point out that the right question is not what Witches believe or what Wiccans believe, but what guides the spiritual life of each person. So, a Wiccan can be Witch, a Witch can be Wiccan, Robin is both, I am a wild Witch. We, and most Witches and Wiccans, are Nature-loving people who take pride and pleasure in finding ourselves within the Divine.

In case some of you are wondering why I asked Robin and not someone else, let me share my reasons: she is sweet, real and in my heart’s ears, her words ring true and loud with a ritualistic element that I’ve always associated with Scott Cunningham and Wicca. I know all Wiccan Witches aren’t like Robin, but my witchy senses brought her to mind and I trust my wits.  

In an oyster shell—I’m not feeling like a nut today—even if many Nature loving people are similar enough to claim one or three items from the lists above, what brings magic to our world is the fact that most of us enjoy being individuals. And together, we are as eclectic, enchanting and divine as the colors of a dancing rainbow.

Go on, my Wicked Darling Luvs, won’t you add an item or three to our lists? And do visit Wiccan Writes to read Robin’s insightful commentary on this post.

Borrowed from ChrysalisWoman 

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Crow Envy and Lion-A

Stacy’s witchy crow meets Laura DeLuca’s Destiny Unveiled and leaves me suffering from a serious case of crow envy. Inspired by Laura’s novel, my adored Stacy, drew the most delicious witchy crow, EVER. Look at these beauties side by side. Aren’t they awesome?

 

If you visit Laura DeLuca’s blog, you can get many chances to win Stacy’s witchy crow, plus a gazillion other prizes Laura is giving away to celebrate the release of her Destiny Unveiled. 

Talking about prizes and things happening around the web, guess who won the “Being a Drake” contest that took place at my writing site? You are probably guessing right, Stacy from Magic Love Crow. She can paint, she is sweeter than spring breeze, she’s an organic gardening goddess, and she’s lucky, too. What a woman… no, you can’t have her, I saw her first.

Stacy Luv, congratulations, your $13 gift card is on its way ;-)

While my spirit still festive, I should tell you about my versatile blogging ways. Seriously, I’m not only malleable; I’m also pliable, adaptable, other things that end on ‘able’ and so very puttylike. I even got an award that celebrates my versatility. Thanks so much, Linda, I truly appreciate the recognition *winks in an extra elastic way*

And because with awards comes responsibilities, I have to share 7 things about me and I need to honor  5 bloggers (the rules ask for 15 bloggers, but. . . yeah, I what kind of Witch would I be if I didn’t twist the rules a bit?)

7 Things about Witchy Writer Me

1. I woke up at 5:13am to work on AlmaMia Cienfuegos’s rewrites.

2. Luna got needy, and forced me to come up with her story’s blurb before touching AlmaMia’s tale.

3. I have been wondering if sharing my writing process is boring you silly.

4. Gina says she finds my sharing “wonderfully creepy,” hm…

5. Okay, I am so going to continue blogging about my fiction writing process because Jan loves my creepy ways, too.

6. I’m fascinated by myth in fiction, and The Haunting will show just how much.

7. Luna, Leo, and Sweetooth—you’ll meet Sweetooth soon—want me to share the blurb for their story, what do you think? The month of May is supposed to be AlmaMia’s time, should I share The Haunting’s blurb now or wait?

5 Versatile Wicked Darling Bloggers I Haven’t Known for Long:

1. Jan from Shabby Elegance with a Touch of Witch

2. Cameron from Paint Myself Pretty

3. Simona from Timeless Rituals

4. Bird from Take a Left at the Moon

5. Sandi… fine, so she’s not a new blogger friend, like the award rules mandate, but I’m discovering wonderful new things about Sandi and her art. That has to count, and if it doesn’t… well, too bad, I’m still adding Crafty Sandi.

Won’t you say hello to my witchy friends?

Note to the nominees: don’t feel obligated to accept this award or to pass it forward, if you don’t wish to do so. But do smile, give yourself a hug on my behalf, and know that I think you rock ;-)

Wait!

I’m not done yet. Don’t you remember Lion-A? Actually, the award was supposed to be the end of the post, but then I ran into Shelle’s Heroes over at The Butterfly Effect, and I wanted to kind of participate, so, um… you know… I can’t resist Shelle or her call. Here are my answers to her heroic questionnaire:

1. What Super Power would you possess?

I will be able to create worlds with my words and battle stupidity with my reasoning. And sometimes, with bullets, sharp metal, fists and teeth.

2. What’s your costume of choice?

Combat boots, comfy pants, Batman’s utility belt on steroids, and Lion-O’s sword. Of course, my name would have to be Lion-A and my hair would be curly.

3. Do you have/want a sidekick?

Flying monkeys, swimming cats, and dogs with teleportation capabilities. The Furry Bunch.

4. What’s your weakness?

*protects heart and pretends the question wasn’t asked*

5. You a lover or a loner?

    Lone lover *snickers at the implications*

6. Do you have a secret identity/ordinary life to juggle?

In real life, I’m a Witch Writer, don’t tell the ThunderCats.

7. Being a hero can make you enemies – who’s/what’s yours?

My arch-nemesis is Super Stupid. I rather not say more about it. It makes me angry. You don’t want to see me when I’m angry. I look terrible in green skin.

8. What’s your motto or catchphrase?

Shoot evil until it stops moving. Then poke at it with a sword, and if it twitches, stab it repeatedly.  

Paint something lovely, stop by The Butterfly Effect, 
and answer Shelle’s heroic inquiry for a chance to win this killer girl 
(right after visiting Shelle, her blog is magic in colors):

I can’t paint, but I can relish in my friend’s colors. Look at these babies!

Gina's Archetypal Hero.
Don't you love his manly frown?

NatashaMay's Zombielicious Heroine.
Sexy mama bites!

Stacy's Crow Hero in his world saving pose.
Get them, baby!

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