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gleefanfictionfriday · 3 years ago

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July & August Masterpost

Between the months of July and August, we have 5 posting days. Below, you’ll find links to each of the stories posted, divided by author. We would LOVE to have more of you participate! It’s always awesome to have more authors and more new stories to read. Remember, you can fill any prompt any time after the prompt is posted, and you can post your fill any time after the posting day for the prompt. Please consider joining us!

Meanwhile, if you haven’t had a chance to yet, please check out the works that have been posted for our prompt fills! They’re amazing! Enjoy!

Stranger Than Crackfiction by @gleefulpoppet Multi-Chapter work: Chapters One through Five (Chapter Six now available) Summary: [AU] In the magical land of Hollywood where dreams come true, there’s an adage that states, "It’s impossible to tell what is real and what is fiction." It’s even harder for Kurt Hummel and Blaine Anderson to separate as they were thrown into stardom overnight six years ago, and their show, His & His, is still the hottest thing on TV. Add to that being head over heels in love with each other, addicted to fanfiction, and have a propensity for roleplaying, and it’s got everyone buzzing as fans try to decide what these Hollywood stars are up to. Because sometimes, reality is stranger than crackfiction. Read it now on AO3!!!

Braid of Gold by @jayhawk-writes (In Every Lifetime series Part 16) Multi-Chapter work: Chapters One through Four (Chapter Five now available) Summary: Kurt and Blaine ask Caphriel to make the decision about where they go next. He chooses a lifetime where Kurt and Blaine will have to navigate a situation they've not yet been in. They'll have to work through loss and betrayal and ultimately, their bond will be stronger as a family because of it. Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

Stargazing Memories by @jayhawk-writes One-shot Summary: Kurt reminisces on some of his experiences here in Cassville while waiting for Blaine to show up. This is one of those memories. (This story was inspired by KB.Ellen’s Summer Story.) Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

Nerds by @jayhawk-writes One-shot Summary: Kurt decides to move away from home for college to a much more liberal town than Lima. So what if it happens to be the same place his favorite team is? That’s just icing on the cake. He fully expects to go to classes and make friends. What he doesn't expect is to meet the love of his life in the most unexpected of places while wearing the most unlikely of outfits. Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

Poppet’s Standards of Communication by @jayhawk-writes One-shot - Part of the Outlined on My Finger ‘verse Summary: Kurt and Blaine are excited to read and learn from Poppet as she releases her first book into the world. Their communication is already pretty good. How much better will it get after reading her advice? Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

Could I Have This Dance? by @jayhawk-writes One-shot - Part of the Outlined on My Finger ‘verse Summary: This wasn't exactly what Blaine had in mind when he told Kurt he fantasized about lap dances. He loves it just the same, though, and he'll never think of science the same way again. (Directly follows Poppet’s Standards of Communication) Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

Crimson Yarn by @teddyshoney (In Every Lifetime series Part 15) Multi-chapter work - Complete Summary: Back from New York, Kurt has just purchased a lake house in need of fixing up to keep him busy while he tries to heal from his past relationship. Back from LA, Blaine reluctantly takes a job from his father while he mourns the loss of his dream. Will red yarn, coffee, and some heavy conversation be enough for both boys to realize that there may be an answer to their healing right in front of them? Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

Do You Have A Moo? by @teddyshoney One-shot - Part of the Klaine Goes to Daycare series Summary: Four-year-old Kurt is excited to get to daycare. Why? It's "'magination Friday," and they get to play dress-up. But thanks to having to eat breakfast before playing, Kurt doesn't get to play the part he wants to play. Blaine, however, is determined to make it all better for him. Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

Five Letters and A Geronimo Lily by @teddyshoney One-shot Summary: Letters slipped under doors, flower delivery, showers, and singing. Shared apartment walls are typically so annoying. Not this time. This time, they're a blessing. Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

Football and Gaga by @teddyshoney One-shot Summary: Kurt and Blaine have been dating for nearly 18 months when Blaine comes up with the perfect plan to surprise the love of his life. However, he missed just a few important details, and now he needs Burt's help—complete with codenames and phrases—if he's going to pull this off and give Kurt a magical 18 month anniversary. Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

The Poetry Marathon by @teddyshoney One-shot Summary: Blaine's set himself a goal: 24 poems in 24 hours. He's focused, and he's going to complete his challenge. Kurt, on the other hand, would really like just a couple of moments to distract him because he NEEDS Blaine. Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

#Stranger Than Crackfiction #Gleefulpoppet #Braid of Gold #Stargazing Memories #Nerds #Poppet's Standards of Communication #Could I Have This Dance?#jayhawk-writes #Crimson Yarn #Do You Have A Moo?#Five Letters and A Geronimo Lily #Football and Gaga #The Poetry Marathon #teddyshoney #Glee Fanfiction Friday #GFF #GFF2021 #masterpost

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jayhawk-writes · 3 years ago

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This‌ ‌story‌ ‌is‌ ‌dedicated‌ ‌to‌ @georgiegems . ‌A‌ ‌few‌ ‌times‌ ‌in‌ ‌‌Outlined‌ ‌on‌ ‌My‌ ‌Finger,‌ ‌Printed‌ ‌in‌ ‌My‌ ‌Heart‌,‌ ‌I‌ ‌referenced‌ ‌a‌ ‌fanfiction‌ ‌Blaine‌ ‌was‌ ‌reading.‌ ‌That‌ ‌fanfiction‌ ‌just‌ ‌so‌ ‌happens‌ ‌to‌ ‌be‌ ‌written‌ ‌by‌ ‌my‌ ‌good‌ ‌friend @gleefulpoppet,‌ ‌(who‌ ‌wrote‌ ‌the‌ ‌“introduction”‌ ‌in‌ ‌this‌ ‌story—you’ll‌ ‌understand‌ ‌when‌ ‌you‌ ‌get‌ ‌to‌ ‌it).‌ ‌Georgie‌ ‌commented‌ ‌on‌ ‌Chapter‌ ‌26,‌ ‌“They‌ ‌have‌ ‌obviously‌ ‌talked‌ ‌through‌ ‌[and]‌ ‌about‌ ‌their‌ ‌sexual‌ ‌fantasies,‌ ‌needs‌ ‌and‌ ‌boundaries‌ ‌and‌ ‌it‌ ‌enhanced‌ ‌their‌ ‌experience,‌ ‌made‌ ‌it‌ ‌enjoyable‌ ‌and‌ ‌safe‌ ‌for‌ ‌both‌ ‌of‌ ‌them.‌ ‌That‌ ‌is‌ ‌Poppet‌ ‌standards‌ ‌of‌ ‌communication‌ ‌right‌ ‌there!”‌ ‌Well,‌ ‌my‌ ‌friend,‌ ‌here‌ ‌is‌ ‌a‌ ‌story‌ ‌for‌ ‌you!‌ ‌This‌ ‌story‌ ‌is‌ ‌set‌ ‌after‌ ‌Chapter‌ ‌30‌ ‌and‌ ‌before‌ ‌Chapter‌ ‌31.‌

GFF‌ ‌Prompt:‌‌ ‌“If‌ ‌we’re‌ ‌going‌ ‌to‌ ‌do‌ ‌this,‌ ‌we’re‌ ‌going‌ ‌to‌ ‌need—”‌ ‌“A‌ ‌plan?”‌ ‌“No!‌ ‌Codenames!‌ ‌Cool‌ ‌ones!”‌ ‌ GFF‌ ‌Words:‌‌ ‌Plan,‌ ‌Codenames,‌ ‌Dorks‌

Title: Poppet’s Standards of Communication

Beta: @teddyshoney

Word Count: 2062

Summary: Kurt and Blaine are excited to read and learn from Poppet as she releases her first book into the world. Their communication is already pretty good. How much better will it get after reading her advice?

You can read it HERE on AO3 or HERE on FF.net.

#Glee Fanfiction Friday #GFF #GFF2021 #Poppet's Standards of Communication #Outlined on My Finger Printed in My Heart #In Every Lifetime Series

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jbird-the-manwich · 3 years ago

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Apologies if this is a vague question, but i was in the process of making a charm of sorts for my soon-to-be long distance lover, and i wonder if you have any ideas? I’ve made love charms in the past but i’m kinda drawing a blank for the distance part. Bring Mercury in the mix? make it into a “come back to me” sort of charm? I’m on a slight time crunch so i’m sorta scrambling. Thank you!! :)

There's an old folk charm that comes to mind, usually filed as a "Come back to me you unfaithful shit" type work, that appears with a lot of variation, but most usually involves throwing salt or some other substance, over a fire, while speaking the name of the person and commanding them to return. Usually you see it recommended as a triplicate, but there are variations where it's only repeated once. perhaps something like that could be leveraged less as a "stop following your genitals everywhere" and more as a "distance need not separate us." type thing. could also just tie some poppets together, that's pretty standard tripe, or get ahold of his undies and tie a knot in them (while he's away) or rub his clothes with valerian root. (while he's away) You could definitely petition mercury, especially if means of travel is consistently a problem. You'll probably want to check out the astrological weather and find a decent enough election for it first. I've never really run into too much trouble with mercury, but potential is definitely there for surprises, May not matter all that much if you propitiate them enough or already are in the habbit of petitioning them, or have done a lot of remediation, but always better safe than sorry, and it might not do all that much if your natal mercury is positioned well enough that it supports your love life well naturally, but given the nature of long distance relationships and communications it's certainly within a sphere mercury *could* affect, even if only from a strictly logistical perspective. Luckily posterity has left us with a dearth of charms to return a (usually straying) lover that could fairly easily be leveraged against distance rather than disinterest.

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stygiantarot · 5 years ago

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Winter Witchcraft

(Taught in @thealexandriarchives on 1/17/20)

Winter. The solid dark earth, bright swirling snow, prickling sharp ice, stark reaching branches, echoing warm silence. It can appear in a variety of different ways around the globe depending on the local season. I shall do my best in today’s class to give inspiration and tools that apply to as many persons as possible. I apologize in advance if this Midwest USA witch is a bit too used to intense winters and forgets to adjust as much for those in more temperate zones.

When it comes to the season of winter, it is most commonly associated with snow, ice, cold, all those Hallmark style holiday card scenes with snowmen, scarves, and white covered buildings. At it’s core however, winter is really just your area’s fallow period. It doesn’t have to involve cold or snow; just the time when things are not growing (or not growing as much). Locals may tend to be more inclined to stay indoors; regardless of the weather, and just be more lethargic and measured in their time.

When it comes to incorporating winter and it’s attributes and power into your witchcraft, the main ingredients you’ll want to work with are:

Dirt: Fallow dirt is mighty! Like a hibernating bear, it’s carefully collecting all those nutrients and minerals and saving them up for spring to share in full with local flora and fauna again! It is stable, strong, and patient. A good ingredient for spellwork involving breaking a habit, defensive protection (long term wards especially!), prosperity and abundance spells; especially slowly building ones like a long term money spell, spells or glamours relating to hiding or camouflage, encouraging a relationship to remain stable and grow, and many more. Though it should be strictly collected/harvested during the winter, you can store it year round and it retains it’s Winter attributes.

Snow/Ice: The most obvious winter witchcraft ingredient, this will mostly be used in a melted water form but some examples I’ll offer use solid snow and ice and the melting of it is part of the spell. It’s a good ingredient for: cleansing, freezing a person or problem, healing, banishing, creativity boosting (especially in physical crafts). Like with winter dirt, you can only collect during specific times but can store year round. You can even refreeze in your freeze if you have a spell that requires it to melt in some fashion that you want to cast in spring or summer. Specific types of snow and ice correspondences: https://orriculum.tumblr.com/post/ 168151692633/winter-correspondences. My own post on using snow in witchcraft: https://stygiantarot.tumblr.com/post/181955654194/ we-just-had-our-first-real-snow-here-in-ohio-and

Stones: Stones found in winter can have a special sort of power to them. Despite being unchanged physically year round (besides temperature), stones absorb energies readily. They are attuned to what is going on in the locale seasonally despite not directly changing themselves. It is because of this physical permanence that they are more easily able to be energetically sensitive. I like to use them especially in divination work (whether directly in creating runes or oracle sets or indirectly in boosting divination power and focus). They hold that deep quiet and patience of the season deeply under their hard surfaces. They also make excellent spellwork batteries and anchors for warding or enchanting.

Sticks/Pinceones/Flora castoffs: Those things that trees and shrubs drop are especially potent in winter as well. A weathered stick, a prickly pinecone, even some nuts and seeds are cast off during the fallow season and can be used in spellwork. These tend to be good for intentions relating to growth, protection, spirit work, psychic prowess boosting, and creativity as well as associations related to the plant it came from.

Cold weather Flora: Evergreens, hearty flowers like heather, and witch hazel, and early flowers like snowbells or daphne; there are still some plants that thrive even in chilly temps or fallow growing periods. Keep a sharp eye out in your local area for what remains or becomes vibrant during your winter and you can incorporate it into your spellwork. It would have the attributes of that plant, but “jazzed” up a bit during the season of winter when it remains strong amongst other flora that wait for spring or summer.

Citrus/Spices/Seasonal kitchentry: Despite it’s bright sun and summer associations, most citrus fruits are winter growing and this is an appropriate time to incorporate them into drinks and foods to bring some sun into your fallow period. It can help with healing (anti-depression especially), inspiration, solar magic, and creativity. There are also the warmer spices like those used in mulling ciders and wine that are good to use during this season to inject warmth and power into your spellwork. Take a look at what might grow or be commonly used in cooking during your area’s fallow period and incorporate them into your kitchen work in drinks, food, even baking! 

Now to build spellwork and crafting ideas. The following are from my own grimoire that you may use or be inspired by! 

Snowmen poppets: draw or write a taglock on a piece of paper and put it into a snowman! The intention of the spell takes effect on the target as the snowman melts.

Snow cleansing baths: put a bit of snow in your bath for a soothing ritual bath. Imagine all your worries falling away like a gentle snowfall drifting from the sky.

Winter Jar of Dirt: collect some winter dirt into a special jar, leave a bit of room at the top and put in scraps of paper that outline things you need to have growth or be more stable throughout the year. Feel free to double down by drawing some sigils on the jar for growth and stability.

Create a tool: use a winter stone or collection of them to create a tool for your practice. This can be a divination set, a spellcasting battery, an enchanted focus stone, even a painted offering, etc! 

Use that crockpot or bake!: This is the time to do something warm and slow. A soup in a crockpot, a slow roasted dinner, those favorite cookies or brownies you remember from days of yore. You can also focus on a warm drink recipe; chocolate, cider, tea, coffee, wine, etc! They all can be made intentioned with spices and flavoring additions while they warm up to toasty soothing temps!

Room and floor sprays: use a bit of snow or ice, added to standard water, along with winter focused herbs and spices infused and put in a spray bottle for room spray or fl oor wash. You can focus the intentions as needs but a good one would be a pre-cleansing treatment for that “spring cleaning” physical cleaning many do! Or an energizing or inspiration spray to keep out seasonal blues and lethargy.

Enchant a blanket: Take a favorite blanket and enchant it with comfort, warmth, and peace for you to cuddle with during chilly evenings. You can do the same with a favorite towel for after warm baths or showers! 

The methodology in creating crafting and spellwork ideas is to think about that fallow period and what you can “harvest” from it; whether it being something directly like snow or dirt. Or something indirectly, like the quiet, the introspection, or even the longer nights to do more lunar focused magic. Spirit work is another strong association in winter months. The slower and quieter season allows for easier connecting often to those not of physical form. Trying visiting a graveyard, park, or museum during your fallow season and seeing what you are able to sense.

Winter is also the time to take stock of your own life and spirituality- just like the earth does during its fallow period. Catalogue and cleanse your tools while you consider if there are any more you need or any you might pass along because you no longer use them. Clean and reorganize your storage and altars or shrines. Spend some time adding to your grimoire or journal those entries you’ve been putting off. Do some shadow work or divination. Write down some clear spiritual goals you’d like to focus on this year (good to put in your Jar of Dirt 😉 ) Do extra research on that area you’ve been debating on delving into.

However, don’t let yourself become too isolated. It’s normal to want some additional space in fallow periods, both personal and seasonal. But it’s important to still have some regular times that you get out of your own headspace. Set reminders for yourself to reach out to your favorite people to at least have a chat even if you don’t have the ability to get out of the house. Connect with online friends and community. Share ideas, thoughts, stories. Go see a movie or to a museum.

Letting winter into your bones doesn’t have to be chilling- it can be like that first breeze when you step outside. A surprise, maybe you gasp for a moment. But it’s exhilarating and revitalizing and reminds you of the beauty and wonder of nature. Even when nature is quiet and stark, she’s there. Just waiting for you to reach out and find her secrets and power to lend you. Go forth and Do the Magic.

Orriculum’s Winter correspondences: https://orriculum.tumblr.com/post/153243108238/winter- witchcraft 

Some other Winter inspirations:  https://ofcloudsandstars.tumblr.com/post/153908846876/゚-winter-witchy-things-to-do

#witchcraft #witchblr #witch #winter witchcraft #witch tips #magick #magic #spells #correspondences #snow magic #winter magic #yule magic #stygian original #TAA

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theparanormalperiodical · 5 years ago

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The Real Story Behind The Annabelle Doll, And The Other Haunted Dolls You Need To Know About

If you’ve been living under a rock for like, the last, I don’t know, 6 years, then you won’t know squat about the creepy doll phenomenon that’s currently haunting our TV and cinema screens (and at this rate, our nightmares too).

Even though this newer trope combines all the basic-bitch horror movie plot lines – and holes – worthy of scoring a solid ‘rotten tomato’ on IMBD, it turns out that there is a good deal of truth to these tales of terror.

And this is bound to continue with the release of the newest instalment in The Conjuring universe: Annabelle Comes Home (2019).

This film seeks to document her existence in Ed And Lorraine Warrens Occult Museum – an actual place where she still is – and centres around the Warren’s daughter unleashing the dark spirits (and/ or demon) contained within this spooky-ass doll.

And so, it is time to reflect on the real story behind Annabelle herself, and the other haunted dolls in existence.

#squadgoals.

But first, here’s a quick recap of the Annabelle film saga:

Annabelle’s done pretty well for herself.

She’s featured in 4 horror hits, and has even starred in 3 self-titled movies to boot. We meet her first in The Conjuring as an introduction to the Warrens and she is effectively used to combat a classic horror film trope: all scary movies start with the obligatory first 30 minutes where they introduce the characters, the peaceful home setting, and the references to past trauma which will be once again inflicted later on. Then they get going with the stuff you actually paid for.

But not here, not in The Conjuring.

Annabelle is used to give us a taste of the terror that awaits us once we get past the opening titles. And lord, she does it well. We also get introduced to the basic-bitch doll hauntings that go hand in hand with any horror film; doors moving, writing on notes and on the ceiling, the classic rocking chair, and any other generic hauntings you can pull out of your ass and type up into a screenplay.

Anyway, the story of Annabelle across the films so far is that a child called Annabelle dies, and the parents call upon all the higher powers – yes, all the higher powers – in the midst of their grief to allow her to return.

‘Something’ pretends to be their daughter, and upon witnessing such things, they give this ‘Something’ permission to enter the doll.

The ‘Something’ then proceeds to fuck shit up, and thankfully the parents lock away the doll with all of the protections necessary. Round of applause, everyone.

Cue entrance of young, innocent girls – who, just so happen to be orphans because tropes – who accidentally unleash the terror of the doll. That special ‘something’ trapped within Annabelle is unleashed and possesses one of the girls; she escapes, gets adopted whilst pretending to not be a demon (easier said than done, actually), and years later kills her adoptive parents after she hunts down the original Annabelle doll, and cries onto it to re-possess the doll.

This takes us to the first movie – which, yeah, it’s not great, not worth a watch – and ends with Annabelle being purchased from an antique shop, supposedly as a gift for the owners we met in the first Conjuring flick.

And it turns out that whilst the totality of the events aren’t completely true, the tagline of ‘based on a true story’ isnt too far-fetched.

The real-life Annabelle is one of the most renowned paranormal objects in the world, and her fellow haunted friends all seem to tie into the theory that is brought up in The Conjuring: Vessel theory.

Simply put by the Warrens, the doll (like any object) is a vessel for spirits and demons, namely those that want to enter you.

I mean, they could at least take you out for a drink first, god.

The films focus on this invitation aspect, channelling the vampiric vibe of being allowed in, and stick to the classic line of thought: the entities want your soul for a purpose to become idk alive again and no one really understands why but goddamnit it sounds intense.

And as it is a film, it sticks to a simplified version of the actual theories behind haunted dolls in order to cram in as many empty jump scares.

In actuality, there’s a lot more to the theories behind haunted objects, and the rumours of the objects themselves, than is given attention to in Annabelle’s film saga.

The actual theories behind haunted dolls

There are 3 sides to theory that we need to consider here: that of cursed objects, ceremonial objects, and a concept called ‘spirit binding’.

The film groups Annabelle in with the first category, but makes mention of the second group when it comes to introducing the Warren’s museum. Cursed objects come about when energies become attached to objects, and these vessels also are utilised in the ceremonial world.

The earliest history of haunted dolls sticks to this purpose, and its only when the age of the occult hits in the 20th century that stories like Annabelle’s start popping up.

Think effigies or voodoo dolls; anything that can be used for mystical purposes, was. It was believed that spells could transfer person to poppet, and were used to place curses on unfavourable community members.

This enforced binding of spirits to objects is the core of the theory, and still continues today under that rather obvious alias of ‘spirit binding’. Nevertheless, today’s process is rather more positive, and involves rather less-terrifying-small-children-horror-film tropes.

Vessels are laid out, and attachment or banishment rituals are applied. These objects can be taken with you on your adventures to ensure spiritual protection, or to channel some serious spirit squad goals.

And this is what the film gets wrong; the objects discussed here are spirit-based. Nowhere in the theories are demons mentioned, and even in the Bible it is claimed that demons cannot attach themselves to inanimate objects.

It’s this ambiguity used in the films to mis-mash the human possession and object possession together, and the ‘based on the true story’ spiel stops there. And speaking of true stories, it’s now time to discuss all the terrifying tales surrounding our favourite haunted dolls.

The actual Annabelle story

The true story behind this infamous doll sticks closely to the brief encounter detailed in The Conjuring.

Basically, a nurse is given a doll in the twilight years of the occult, in 1975. And shit gets weird. Think the normal hauntings, from noises, to the doll moving by itself.

Concerned, they go to a medium who claims it’s the spirit of Annabelle Higgins. Believing it to be an innocent girl, they treat the spirit and doll nicely. Unfortunately, shit gets weirder.

In a time of desperation, they turn to the Warrens, who say that this is not an innocent spritely spirit. It’s a demon.

The doll is then stored away in the Warren’s museum in a case from which the doll cannot be touched, and it is here that she still resides.

But before you turn out the light to sleep knowing she is stowed away somewhere safe, bear in mind that there are quite a few cases that mirror Annabelle’s story, and although they are rather diverse in the doll-spirit relationship, they are all creepy as fuck.

The true stories behind the rest of Annabelle’s Spooky Squad

Annabelle’s rival in the paranormal world is none other than Robert the Doll. This little fella is reportedly possessed by ‘spirits’, but don’t let the vagueness of this possession fool you. As the original inspiration for Chucky, this doll certainly upholds a level of fame among those intrigued by the paranormal, and the backstory to our least favourite horror film villain starts with a bloke called Otto.

In 1906, Otto was presented a doll – fit in Robert’s sailor’s uniform – by a servant who was known to practice black magic and voodoo.

Yep, that was a definite red flag.

It was believed that the servant’s worship and frequent summoning of spirits possessed this creepy-ass doll. Indeed, he is so haunted that it is rumoured that you must ask to take a picture of him, or you will be haunted by those that take up residency in him.

Next up is Lotta the Doll.

It’s 1972, and some bloke called Kerry Whalton decides to wander around an abandoned building because why not. And its inside this building that he finds a marionette doll.

A quick trip to the archives, and a chance flick through the library books later and he calculates that this doll is believed to contain the spirit of a boy who once lived an odd 200 years before. The building he walked into that fateful day was the property of a man whose son drowned, and his final resting place is inside this doll.

It moves, it emits a pulse, dogs bark at it and attempt to attack it, and paintings fall when in its presence.

Oh, and when it’s put outside, it starts to rain.

Another famous doll is known as the Paula Ubin Barbie.

In 1914, a girl fell of a cliff and subsequently died.

In memoriam of her tragic death, a monument was constructed, and in it was her personal crucifix and a rather large amount of her hair.

Following her passing, a local resident began to have rather peculiar dreams. And in these dreams, a little girl would lead him to a toy shop, and pick out her favourite toy – a barbie.

He took the doll to the monument, and upon setting it down claims he felt the spirit transfer into the barbie and it is believed that her spirit found peace.

Our two final dolls stick to pretty standard supernatural goings-on.

Mandy does the usual: you hear the sound of footsteps, other dolls are knocked over, and she even has her own display case. And Pupa? She bangs on the case, changes position, and even fucks off when she wants to.

Honestly, do they not know how haunted dolls are supposed to behave?

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okey-dokey-donkey-blog · 7 years ago

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10 Games That are Similar to Animal Jam

FactThe revenue collected by Animal Jam memberships is donated to animal conservatories by National Geographic. Animal Jam is a multiplayer online game (MMORPG) by Smart Bomb Interactive that has got kids hooked. It takes place in the world of Jamaa, where the players can explore different regions. Each environment is different from the rest with museums having different exhibits. The kids once registered, are given animal avatars with randomly generated names according to their avatar and are called Jammers. Players can accessorize their house and even adopt virtual pets. They can talk to each other using Jam-a-Grams or Safe Chat, a filtered chat which restricts the use of any foul words. Gems are used as a form of currency within the game to buy gifts or trade between players in a store called the Diamond Shop. One of the main benefits is that your kids won't be exposed to online advertising as the site adheres to a strict policy. It serves as an important educational experience to learn about different animals and their habitats. There are different avenues within the game, which let the players view videos. The Sarepia Theater lets the players watch fun and educational videos on animals. Brady Barr's place lets the kids experiment with different colors, go on expeditions, and learn about land-dwelling creatures. Tierney's Aquarium lets you learn about underwater creatures and lets you touch some animals in the aquarium. Overall, this game is fun. If you want more games like Animal Jam, scroll through the list below.

Games similar to Animal Jam Fantage Fantage is a MMORPG released in April 2008 click here by Fantage, Inc. It lets the players create a cartoon-sized avatar of their real self. Targeted mostly at the 6-16 age demographic, it lets the players explore the virtual world of Fantage, consisting of 16 locations on its map. The players are allowed to customize their avatars as well as interact with each other at social events inside the world. But to get access to more than the standard wardrobe, you need premium membership. It has mini-games which you can play with other members as well as your pets, as well as educational content in conjunction with games which makes learning fun. It has created many mobile applications like Fantage Bullseye, Fantage IDFone, and Fantage Fish Fish for the iPhone. Website:Fantage Habbo Habbo is the largest Finnish social networking service for teenagers. It was previously known as Habbo Hotel. The players can create their own Habbo character, design hotel rooms, meet friends, plan parties, play games, and look after pets. Though targeted at a different age group, the exposure and learning experience offered is similar to that provided by Animal Jam. Habbo has many features and has earned a big user base. Club Penguin The game was developed by RocketSnail Games and later distributed by Disney Interactive. In the game, you play as anthropomorphic penguins who are given a customary igloo. The players can interact with other players as well as decorate their igloos with the help of in-game currency. A game was launched on the Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS, wherein the currency earned in the game can be used in the online version as well. This game has more than 200 million users and counting. Website:Club Penguin Wizard101 If magic and wizardry garner your attention, then Wizard 101 is the game to play. The players choose to start their journey out of the seven magical schools of Ice, Storm, Fire, Death, Life, Myth, and Balance, each with its own unique set of spells. The game includes a hobby to train pets. It is a role-playing game created for young players. These factors make it a game similar to Animal Jam. It led to the development of Pirate101, which is also a choice of people who like playing Animal Jam. Warning: It may leave you under an addictive spell. Website:Wizard101 Marapets Marapets is an online game where you take care of your virtual pet. This game teaches kids to be more compassionate towards animals. You can own 12 pets at the same time. Website:Marapets Dogzer Dogzer is an online game that lets the players take care of a virtual dog. There are different breeds of dogs to choose from. The main objective of the game is to compete with other players and win the dog championship. If you are a dog lover, you wouldn't want to miss this tail-wagging adventure. Website:Dogzer Neopets Neopets lets users take care of virtual pets. The game takes place in the world of Neopia. The virtual world has its own sense of time. You can trade items or buy more stuff which will increase the interactions between you and your pet using Neopoints, the in-game currency. Users can earn Neopoints by playing games of different genres such as puzzle, action, and luck with different users. It even has its own community in which users can chat, make friends, or share tips about the game. Website:Neo Pets Panfu The game is played in the island of Panfu, where the users play in the avatar of pandas. This game is aimed at children between the ages of 6 and 13. Players can chat with each other and go on different quests, while enjoying the comforts of a safe environment. Website:Panfu Moshi Monsters Mind Candy developed this online game aimed at children aged between 6 and 14. You can adopt a monster as your pet and choose from six virtual monsters, Diavlo, Luvli, Katsuma, Poppet, Zommer and Furi. You can explore this virtual world and gain currency known as Rox by solving puzzles. Website:Moshi Monsters BittyBay BittyBay is a virtual animal kingdom in which the players can meet new friends and collect items and avatars. It is an multiplayer online game, which is safe for kids and teens. Website:BittyBay Some more games that are similar to Animal Jam (in the sense that they are based on the animal theme and are created for kids) include Switchzoo, Mondo Zoo, Wolf Quest, FeralHeart, and Webkinz. Enjoy!

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I compiled about six different ask tags into one master post. PLEASE ASK ME AS MANY OR AS FEW AS YOU WANT!! 1. selfie 2. what would you name your future kids? 3. do you miss anyone? 4. what are you looking forward to? 5. is there anyone who can always make you smile? 6. is it hard for you to get over someone? 7. what was your life like last year? 8. have you ever cried because you were so annoyed? 9. who did you last see in person? 10. are you good at hiding your feelings? 11. are you listening to music right now? 12. what is something you want right now? 13. how do you feel right now? 14. when was the last time someone of the opposite sex hugged you? 15. personality description 16. have you ever wanted to tell someone something but you didn’t? 17. opinion on insecurities. 18. do you miss how things were a year ago? 19. have you ever been to New York? 20. what is your favourite song at the moment? 21. age and birthday? 22. description of crush. 23. fear(s) 24. height 25. role model 26. idol(s) 27. things i hate 28. i’ll love you if… 29. favorite film(s) 30. favorite tv show(s) 31. 3 random facts 32. are your friends mainly girls or guys? 33. something you want to learn 34. most embarrassing moment 35. favorite subject 36. 3 dreams you want to fulfill 37. favorite actor/actress 38. favorite comedian(s) 39. favorite sport(s) 40. favorite memory 41. relationship status 42. favorite book(s) 43. favorite song ever 44. age you get mistaken for 45. how you found out about your idol 46. what my last text message says 47. turn ons 48. turn offs 49. where i want to be right now 50. favorite picture of your idol 51. star sign 52. something i’m talented at 53. 5 things that make me happy 54. something thats worrying me at the moment 55. tumblr friends 56. favorite food(s) 57. favorite animal(s) 58. description of my best friend 59. why i joined tumblr 60. Name something that relaxes you. 61. Polaroid: Post a picture that makes you feel good about yourself. 62. Vinyl: What is some of your favorite music? 63. Incense: List your three favorite scents. 64. Roots: How do you ground yourself or recharge? 65. Silk Sheets: Any ways you treat or spoil yourself? 66. Paintbrushes: Do you have a creative past-time? 67. Scars: Share something difficult you've been through. 68. Rainstorms: What helps you fall asleep? 69. Bones: Name one strength and one weakness. 70. Teacups: Favorite beverages? 71. Sealing Wax: Have you ever received a letter or written one to someone else? 72. Dragons: What makes you feel powerful, what breathes life into you? 73. Soup: Comfort food? 74. The Moon: What's your favorite thing to do at night? 75. Klosh: If you could go back to any three era's what would they be? 76. Lace: Your favorite things to wear? 77. Pocketwatch: If you could be immortal or have an extremely long life span what would you pick and why? 78. Honeybee: Name something positive you have done for yourself or someone else in the last two weeks. 79. Typewriter: If you had to come up with ten words to describe your life story so far, what would they be? 80. Blue Hair Dye: One thing you like about your appearance? 81. Felines: Something that makes you feel better after a hard day? 82. Poetry: If you have one, name a favorite book or poem. 83. Black Cat: Do you have a familiar? 84. Pointy Hat: Do you have a Witchy style? 85. Toil and Trouble: Do you perform curses or hexes? 86. Cauldron Bubble: What are your favorite magickal materials to work with? 87. Monkey's Paw: Has a spell ever backfired on you? 88. Ravens Caw: Do you speak incantations aloud? 89. Little Poppet: Do you perform magic for others, or just yourself 90. Broom Closet: Are you openly a witch? 91. Feather Quill: Do you keep a book of shadows? 92. Magic Will: What got you on your Witchy journey? 93. Future Seen: Have you used divination to help make a major life choice? 94. Halloween: What witchy days do you observe/celebrate? 95. Skeleton Bone: What drives your magic? 96. Old Crone: Do you have a mentor? 97. Are you solitary or in a coven 98. Do you consider yourself Wiccan, Pagan, witch, or other? 99. What is your zodiac sign? 100. Do you have a Patron God/dess? 101. Do you work with a Pantheon? 102. Do you use tarot, palmistry, or any other kind of divination? 103. What are some of your favorite herbs to use in your practice? (if any) 104. How would you define your craft? 105. Do you curse? If not, do you accept others who do? 106. How long have you been practicing? 107. Do you currently or have you ever had any familiars? 108. Do you believe in Karma or Reincarnation? 109. Do you have a magical name? 110. Are you “out of the broom closet”? 111. What was the last spell you performed? 112. Would you consider yourself knowledgeable? 113. Do you write your own spells? 114. Do you have a book of shadows? If so, how is it written and/or set up? 115. Do you worship nature? 116. What is your favorite gemstone? 117. Do you use feathers, claws, fur, pelt, skeletons/bones, or any other animal body part for magical work? 118. Do you have an altar? 119. What is your preferred element? 120. Do you consider yourself an Alchemist? 121. Are you any other type of magical practitioner besides a witch? 122. What got you interested in witchcraft? 123. Have you ever performed a spell or ritual with the company of anyone who was not a witch? 124. Have you ever used ouija? 125. Do you consider yourself a psychic? 126. Do you have a spirit guide? If so, what is it? 127. What is something you wish someone had told you when you first started? 128. Do you celebrate the Sabbats? If so which one is your favorite? 129. Would you ever teach witchcraft to your children? 130. Do you meditate? 131. What is your favorite season 132. What is your favorite type of magick to preform? 133. How do you incorporate your spirituality into your daily life? 134. What is your favorite witchy movie? 135. What is your favorite witchy book, both fiction and non-fiction. Why? 136. What is the first spell you ever preformed? Successful or not. 137. What’s the craziest witchcraft-related thing that’s happened to you? 138. What is your favourite type of candle to use? 139. What is your favorite witchy tool? 140. Do you or have you ever made your own witchy tools 141. Have you ever worked with any magical creatures such as the fea or spirits? 142. Do you practice color magic? 143. Do you or have you ever had a witchy teacher or mentor of any kind? 144. What is your preferred way of shopping for witchcraft supplies? 145. Do you believe in predestination or fate? 146. What do you do to reconnect when you are feeling out of touch with your practice? 147. Have you ever had any supernatural experiences 148. 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Have you ever been discriminated against because of your faith or being a witch? 164. Do you read or subscribe to any pagan magazines? 165. Do you think it’s important to know the history of paganism and witchcraft? 166. What are your favorite things about being a witch? 167. What are your least favorite things about being a witch? 168. Do you listen to any pagan music? If so who is your favorite singer/band? 169. Do you celebrate the Esbbats? If so, how? 170. Do you ever work skyclad? 171. Do you think witchcraft has improved your life? If so, how? 172. Where do you draw inspiration from for your practice? 173. Do you believe in ‘fantasy’ creatures? (Unicorns, fairies, elves, gnomes, ghosts, etc) 174. What’s your favorite sigil/symbol? 175. Do you use blood magick in your practice? Why or why not? 176. Could you ever be in a relationship with someone who doesn’t support your practice? 177. In what area or subject would you most like your craft to grow? 178. What’s your favorite candle scent? Do you use it in your practice? 179. Do you have a pre-ritual ritual? (I.e. Something you do before rituals to prepare yourself for them). If so what is it? 180. What real life witch most inspires your practice? 181. What is your favorite method of communicating with deity? 182. How do you like to organize all your witchy items and ingredients? 183. Do you have any witches in your family that you know of? 184. How have you created your path? What is unique about it? 185. Do you feel you have any natural gifts or affinities (premonitions, hearing spirits, etc.) that led you toward the craft? If so what are they? 186. Do you believe you can initiate yourself or do you have to be initiated by another witch or coven 187. When you first started out in your path what was the first thing or things you bought? 188. What is the most spiritual or magickal place you’ve been? 189. What’s one piece of advice you’d give someone who is searching for their matron and patron deities 190. What techniques do you use to 'get in the zone’ for meditation? 191. Did visualization come easily to you or did you have to practice at it 192. Do you prefer day or night? Why? 193. What do you think is the best time and place to do spell work? 194. How did you feel when you cast your first circle? Did you stumble or did it go smoothly? 195. Do you believe witchcraft gets easier with time and practice? 196. Do you believe in many gods or one God with many faces? 197. Do you eat meat, eggs and dairy? 198. What is your favorite color and why? 199. What is the one question you get asked most by non-practitioners or non-pagans? How do you usually respond? 200. Which of your five senses would you say is your strongest? 201. What is a pagan or witchcraft rule that you preach but don’t practice? 202. Are you/ do you want to be in love? 203. Do you have a crush? 204. Tag three friends and your three favorite things about them! 205. Are you/do you want to get married? 206. Do you have a best friend? 207. List your three favorite things about yourself! 208. Have you ever had your heart broken? 209. What is the longest relationship you’ve been in? 210. Tag three people you want to get to know better and state why! 211. What are you attracted to in people personality-wise? 212. What are you attracted to in people physical appearance-wise? 213. Hogsmeade or Diagon Alley? 214. The Three Broomsticks or The Leaky Cauldron? 215. Fred or George? 216. Chocolate frogs or Every Flavored Beans? 217. The Chamber Of Secrets or The Room Of Requirement? 218. Voldemort or Umbridge? 219. The Burrow or Malfoy Manor? 220. Dementors or Giants? 221. Trevor or Crookshanks? 222. The Hogwarts express or Arthur’s Ford Anglia? 223. Hufflepuff’s cup or Ravenclaw’s Diadem? 224. Gryffindor or Slytherin? 225. Seeker or Chaser? 226. Amortentia or The Elixir Of Life? 227. Molly’s cooking or school feasts? 228. Death Eaters or The Order of The Phoenix? 229. Bring Sirius back to life or Bring Dobby back to life? 230. Kill Hagrid or Kill Mcgonagall? 231. Be part of the Weasleys or Be part of the Potters? 232. Charms or DADA? 233. Get bitten by a werewolf or Become a horcrux? 234. Free the elves or Free the goblins? 235. Have a date with Draco or Have a date with Cedric? 236. Bestow a curse on your best friend or a hex on your family? 237. Zonko’s or Honeyduke’s? 238. Illvermorny or Hogwarts? 239. Muggles or Squibs 240. Hermione Granger or Luna Lovegood? 241. Ten feet of parchment on a subject that you enjoy, or five feet of parchment on a subject that you hate/never listen to. 242. Own the Elder Wand or Own the Invisibility Cloak? 243. Wizard’s Chess or Exploding Snap? 244. Marauders or Albus and Scorpius? 245. Golden Snitches or Buldgers? 246. Nifflers or Demiguises? 247. Bellatrix or Narcissa? 248. O.W.Ls or N.E.W.Ts? 249. Have Lockheart or Snape as a teacher? 250. The Great Lake or The Forbidden Forest? 251. Get your soul sucked out (like Barty Crouch Jr.) or reveal all of your secrets to everyone under the effects of vertiserum? 252. Punch Harry or Kick Ron? 253. Live forever or Resurrect all deceased loved ones? 254. Discover your ACTUAL House or your patronus? 255. Sneaking into the kitchen or sneaking into other dorms? 256. The dungeons or The towers? 257. Merpeople or Centaurs? 258. Drarry or Scalbus? 259. Head Boy/Girl or Prefect? 260. MACUSA or The Ministry of Magic? 261. Fleur and Bill’s wedding or Remus and Tonks’s wedding? 262. “Always” or “Yer a wizard, Harry,” 263. tangerine - your crush’s name 264. apricot - favourite ice cream flavor 265. aqua - initials 266. auburn - favorite month 267. azure - favorite type of flower 268. blond - fuzzy or silky 269. violet - pastel or dark colors 270. turquoise - favorite art work 271. sapphire - how many siblings do you have 272. lavender - shampoo brand 273. carnation - paper or plastic 274. cotton candy - favorite tv show 275. cream - favourite blog champagne - least favorite fandom 276. eucalyptus - green or purple 277. emerald - hunger games or maze runner 278. indigo - first pet 279. lemon - vanilla or chocolate 280. baby pink - batman or superman 281. AC/DC - What are your favorite bands? 282. Aerosmith - What are your favorite songs? 283. Aretha Franklin - Do you have a favorite jazz song? 284. Alice Cooper - What is your favorite type of music? 285. Beach Boys - Have you ever been in a concert? 286. Black Sabbath - A song that motivates you? 287. Bob Dylan - Do you know how to play any musical instrument? 288. Bon Jovi - Your favorite song about love? 289. The Beatles - Latest song that made you smile? 290. David Bowie - A song that makes you feel happy? 291. Eric Clapton - Have you ever been in love with a rock artist? 292. Creedence Clearwater Revival - What is your favorite instrument? 293. Deep Purple - Do you prefer bassists or drummers? 294. The Doors - What is your favorite lyric? 295. Fleetwood Mac - Female or Male vocalists? 296. The Grateful Dead - What song are you listening right now? 297. Guns n’ Roses - What song describes your emotions right now? 298. Heart - Do you know a song that you want at your wedding? 299. Iron Maiden - Do you frequently listen to your songs on shuffle? 300. Jimi Hendrix - A song that represents “your aesthetic” 301. Joan Jett - Who do you think when you listen to your favorite love song? 302. Janis Joplin - What is your favorite 70s song? 303. Journey - Do you have any famous crushes? 304. The Kinks - What is the last single you downloaded? 305. Kiss - What is the perfect song to describe your relationship with your boyfriend/girlfriend/crush 306. Led Zeppelin - Do you like loud guitar solos? 307. Lynyrd Skynyrd - Do you like instrumental songs? 308. Metallica - A song that you think everybody should listen to? 309. Nirvana - A song that breaks your heart? 310. Pink Floyd - Name your top three songs in any language. 311. Pearl Jam - A song to drive to? 312. Queen - A song to dance to? 313. Bruce Springsteen - A song that you would sing in a karaoke? 314. The Rolling Stones - Your favorite album? 315. U2 - A artist/band you’re proud of? 316. Van Halen - Favorite guitarist? 317. The Who - Favorite bassist? 318. Yes - Favorite drummer? 319. Dusty Springfield - Do you have a favorite soul song? 320. The Supremes - Your favorite girlband? 321. Simon and Garfunkel - Your favorite acoustic song? 322. Derek & The Dominos - Do you prefer a cover more than the original song? 323. The Mamas and The Papas - What’s the song that have a harmony so good that makes you want to punch something? 324. Santana - Your favorite artist hairstyle? 325. Ramones - Do you like punk music? 326. The Temptations - A song that you liked when you were younger? 327. Cream - A song that you associate with summer? 328. The Band - A song that you never get tired of? 329. Steve Miller Band - A song that need to be played out loud? 330. Sonny & Cher - A song by an artist with a voice that you love? 331. Wings - A song that makes you remind of yourself 332. What’s one thing you would like to change about yourself? 333. Are you religious or spiritual? 334. Do you consider yourself an introvert or an extrovert? 335. Are you more into looks or brains? 336. What is a relationship deal breaker for you? 337. What’s your favorite book of all time and why did it speak to you so much? 338. Would you ever take back someone who cheated? 339. How do you feel about sharing your password with your partner? 340. When do you think a person is ready for marriage? 341. What kind of parent do you think you will be? 342. Have you ever lost someone close to you? 343. If you are in a bad mood, do you prefer to be left alone or have someone to cheer you up? 344. Are you confrontational? 345. Would you relocate for love? 346. Did you ever write a journal? 347. What’s the one thing that people always misunderstand about you? 348. What did your past relationship teach you? 349. What are your thoughts on online dating or tinder? 350. What’s on your bucket list this year? 351. What do you define as a family? 352. Are my parents happy with the person I have become? 353. What relaxes me? 354. Can you handle the rigors of a long distance relationship? 355. What will people say at your funeral? 356. If you lost everything tomorrow, whose arms would you run into to make everything okay? 357. If you received enough money to never need to work again, what would you spend your time doing? 358. Would you break the law to save a loved one? 359. What were you doing when you last lost track of the time? 360. What can you do today that you couldn’t do a year ago? What will you be able to do at this time next year? 361. If you could ask for one wish, what would it be? 362. When you think of your home, what immediately comes to mind? 363. What did you want to be when you were a kid? 364. Where would you like to live? Why haven’t you moved? 365. If you dropped everything to pursue your dreams, what would you be risking? 366. What bad habits do you want to break? 367. Describe the next five years of your life, and your plans, in a single sentence 368. Do you consider yourself the hero or the villain in your story? 369. How much control do you really have over yourself 370. When did you last push the boundaries of your comfort zone? 371. What is something you believe is too serious to be joked about? 372. ask a different question, make it your own!

#ask away #please ask #i want to answer things

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jayhawk-writes · 3 years ago

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This story takes place directly after Poppet’s Standards of Communication, which is in the Outlined on My Finger, Printed in My Heart verse. It is dedicated to @teddyshoney. When she was editing Poppet for me, she asked if we would get to see what the chair and handcuffs for. Well, here you go, my friend.

Get your fans ready… You’ve been warned 😉

GFF Prompt: Person A—“Stop doing this!” Person B—“It’s for science!” Person A—“This isn’t science!” GFF Words: Science, Experiment, Stop

Title: Could I Have This Dance?

Beta: @teddyshoney

Word Count: 1467

Summary: This wasn't exactly what Blaine had in mind when he told Kurt he fantasized about lap dances. He loves it just the same, though, and he'll never think of science the same way again.

You can read it HERE on AO3 or HERE on FF.net.

Songs used in this chapter are all covers as follows, “Dirrty” by Ed Sheeran and “Ignition” by Elle King. I want to say this, too, before anyone says anything in the comments. R. Kelly is a POS…I fully understand, and it is why I did covers for songs for this story.

#Glee Fanfiction Friday #GFF #GFF2021 #Could I Have This Dance?#Outlined on My Finger Printed in My Heart #In Every Lifetime Series #Holy Hot Damn

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jbird-the-manwich · 5 years ago

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so uhhh if i wanna put a hex on someone to make them feel guilty for hurting other people, what herbs would i use

Honestly hexcraft is probably the easiest thing to work. Make a poppet (with taglocks if available or else their name and whatever other identification written out and incorporated) out of earthen clay, breathe it to life to transubstantiate it into your enemy, stab the fuck out of it with thorns or pins (which you've also breathed alive/awakened and spoken into Guilt) and that should do it. You could take it a step farther and write out their crimes that should haunt them on scrolls of paper and jam it in the head, or bind it like a mummy with tiny scrolls of the same. If you think creatively and symbolically, details like "what herb" can be googled and slotted in place once you've got a basic ritual format you're pleased with. I don't want to list "herbs for guilt" because I don't honestly feel that's how it works and I tend to wince at those lists of oversimplified correspondences and I really don't want to contribute to them - but any saturnine herb should do the job of guilt if you talk them into it, and Martian herbs can provide the burn. Follow standard procedures like placing the poppet in a box painted black to symbolically trap the victim in darkness or drop it in a jar of pointy shit to make them feel trapped, maybe add buckeye nuts or other eyes to make them feel seen for what they are, it's really more about brainstorming what you want them to feel and reconstructing that stimulus symbolically through ritual and the help of whichever plant allies itself to your purpose at the time. If you're not yet good at speaking to plants to sing out their willingness, you can always use divination to commune with them via the abstractive layer of a pendulum or whichever device you prefer.

#Ask #Hexing

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megachiefnerdcollection-blog · 6 years ago

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jayhawk-writes · 3 years ago

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I have loved each of these stories and have LOVED writing the ones I have.

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July & August Masterpost

Meanwhile, if you haven’t had a chance to yet, please check out the works that have been posted for our prompt fills! They’re amazing! Enjoy!

Stranger Than Crackfiction by @gleefulpoppet Multi-Chapter work: Chapters One through Five (Chapter Six now available) Summary: [AU] In the magical land of Hollywood where dreams come true, there’s an adage that states, “It’s impossible to tell what is real and what is fiction.” It’s even harder for Kurt Hummel and Blaine Anderson to separate as they were thrown into stardom overnight six years ago, and their show, His & His, is still the hottest thing on TV. Add to that being head over heels in love with each other, addicted to fanfiction, and have a propensity for roleplaying, and it’s got everyone buzzing as fans try to decide what these Hollywood stars are up to. Because sometimes, reality is stranger than crackfiction. Read it now on AO3!!!

Braid of Gold by @jayhawk-writes (In Every Lifetime series Part 16) Multi-Chapter work: Chapters One through Four (Chapter Five now available) Summary: Kurt and Blaine ask Caphriel to make the decision about where they go next. He chooses a lifetime where Kurt and Blaine will have to navigate a situation they’ve not yet been in. They’ll have to work through loss and betrayal and ultimately, their bond will be stronger as a family because of it. Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

Nerds by @jayhawk-writes One-shot Summary: Kurt decides to move away from home for college to a much more liberal town than Lima. So what if it happens to be the same place his favorite team is? That’s just icing on the cake. He fully expects to go to classes and make friends. What he doesn’t expect is to meet the love of his life in the most unexpected of places while wearing the most unlikely of outfits. Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

Could I Have This Dance? by @jayhawk-writes One-shot - Part of the Outlined on My Finger ‘verse Summary: This wasn’t exactly what Blaine had in mind when he told Kurt he fantasized about lap dances. He loves it just the same, though, and he’ll never think of science the same way again. (Directly follows Poppet’s Standards of Communication) Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

Do You Have A Moo? by @teddyshoney One-shot - Part of the Klaine Goes to Daycare series Summary: Four-year-old Kurt is excited to get to daycare. Why? It’s “‘magination Friday,” and they get to play dress-up. But thanks to having to eat breakfast before playing, Kurt doesn’t get to play the part he wants to play. Blaine, however, is determined to make it all better for him. Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

Football and Gaga by @teddyshoney One-shot Summary: Kurt and Blaine have been dating for nearly 18 months when Blaine comes up with the perfect plan to surprise the love of his life. However, he missed just a few important details, and now he needs Burt’s help—complete with codenames and phrases—if he’s going to pull this off and give Kurt a magical 18 month anniversary. Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

The Poetry Marathon by @teddyshoney One-shot Summary: Blaine’s set himself a goal: 24 poems in 24 hours. He’s focused, and he’s going to complete his challenge. Kurt, on the other hand, would really like just a couple of moments to distract him because he NEEDS Blaine. Read it now on AO3 or FF.net!!!

#Stranger Than Crackfiction #Braid of Gold #Stargazing Memories #Nerds #Poppet's Standards of Communication #Could I Have This Dance?#Crimson Yarn #Do You Have A Moo?#Five Letters and A Geronimo Lily #Football and Gaga #The Poetry Marathon #Glee Fanfiction Friday #GFF #GFF2021

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