How would you bring myloter to a new interest?

The witches should not discriminate either. They should know better as the have more talents than the common people. I don´t think curses are the way of witches. Those are inventions. Spells yes, curses no.

Just white magic, Jo. I´m afraid I haven´t learned the other nor have the interest to do so. But when my grandson peed his bed, I put stars pasted in the ceiling of his room and said the stars would wake him up so he could go to the bathroom in the middle of the night. The stars DID wake him up. Isn´t that magic? I think all kinds of talents could be called witchcraft. You should see the fefore and after of the new terrace covers I sew! Miracle? Witchcraft? Who knows. I am teaching my grandchildren to use their talents to do good things. Many talented people in History were called witches out of envy. I will not compare myself to Galileo, but changing the terrace from rags to riches with little money was a piece of art. Hug

i KNEW u WERE TEASING BUT DON'T REALLY LIKE U REFERRING TO YOURSELF AS A WITCH. i KNOW BETTER BUT SOME PEOPLE MAY BELIEVE U ARE, LOL. There use to be another woman that referred to herself as one & i really yhink she was, lol. I deleted her a long time ago. I was trying to think of her user name but haven't been able to. It may come to me again it may not.

This in one of the previous works to to the terrace makeover

and then I saw your friend request lol Thanks for asking me!

I know you are a nice adition to any discusion, dawnald. That´s why I wanted to see what you were posting. As for this site, I suppose it will be whatever comes out of what everyone wants to say. I already know a lot more about what a coven is. I thought that we used the word looselly in Spanish but it seems that there was a reason: originally it was just a gathering. Up to now, it´s a gathering of nice people. If you put in your witches cauldron nice and intelligent people, I.m sure we will have a tasty soup. Take care.

A self-cleaning coven! Leif, you're priceless. Does that mean we all have to strip off and soap each other under the shower? When can we start? Somebody pass me the loofah.

I think that this coven can´t impose just one drink. As for myself, I feel better with a chilean Carmenere. As for the cauldron of soup, it´s wonderful, specially if you are in Winter. I am burning in the heat of Summer here, but as I can´t be away from my cauldron, I make spanish gazpacho ( check it at the web when the sun decides to come out). Many of us, witches, love to cook. I suppose it´s the cauldron thingy.

Hello, Leif. I love conjugating, especially if I've had plenty of vodka beforehand, as it removes all the inhibitions. Come into the coven and give my oranges a magical squeeze, you naughty boy. That's after we've self-cleaned ourselves, of course. How big is your loofah, by the way?

Hello, Leif. My, that's a big one, isn't it? Didn't realise what I was letting myself in for there.

Yup! The title gives a wide scope to imagination. It is a wonderful place for a blue bunny to write. You are very welcome!

Marguicha, do you happen to have a spell that calls for sacrificing a blue rabbit at sunset? If not, can you come up with one?

Hello, Leif. Just winding the blue bunny up. You're the king of the sacrifices around here.

Welcome to this gathering of nations, grace. Maybe you could make a discussion here enlightening us about some of your old costumes in China. We westerners are very ignorant about that. Scarcely we learn about some of China´s exports that we use. My natine language isn´t English either, but we try to do as well as we can.

Thanks for the compliment, cutie! Have I told you that I love your avatar?It is SO happy, so much like your statements here. Up to now, it seems that the best witches of this site are comming to my coven. This thing about searching the web with the freerice toolbar (5 searches means 2500 grains of rice) has meant a lot of new knowledge. Look what the wikipedia says about covens. Ilike it. "The word was originally a late medieval Scots word (circa 1500) meaning a gathering of any kind, according to the Oxford English Dictionary. It derives from the Latin root word convenire meaning to come together or to gather, which also gave rise to the English word convene. The first recorded use of it being applied to witches comes much later, from 1662 in the witch-trial of Isobel Gowdie, which describes a coven of 13 members." Would this be a gathering of nice people?Take care!