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pure-ablution · 4 months ago

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How do you make and save money?

It’s mostly about increasing your income, and then reducing how much of that income you actually need to spend. This is what I do. Not all of it is technically allowed because of my university’s employment rules, but I haven’t run into trouble yet. It’s not always fun to live frugally, but it allows me to indulge in the things that matter to me.

Increasing income:

I receive a termly stipend as part of my scholarships, covering my rent and utilities and leaving me with a little money left over.

I work at least one shift at the student bar per week, and usually receive tips.

I do part-time paid internships during term-time, and full-time paid internships in most holidays.

I work for my university by taking shifts in the libraries, and working with admissions and outreach.

I offer myself for some compensated research trials and surveys at my uni.

I do online tutoring, mostly to foreign highschoolers whose parents are willing to pay a fortune for my university’s name.

I work freelance in translation services and proofreading in my native languages. This pays by the word.

I offer basic beauty services (waxing, eyebrows, etc.), styling and tailoring/mending services to students at a reduced rate compared to local salons and tailors.

I sell PDF copies of my notes and lecture transcripts to students on my course, and very occasionally write essays for a higher fee.

I babysit/pet-sit/house-sit for my professors, neighbours, and other local families I know.

I receive occasional cash prizes for competitions.

I have some music and poetry published, and receive a little bit of money regularly as royalties.

I sell clothes etc. on behalf of people who are too old or lazy to use online secondhand sites, and take a portion of the cost.

I sell a few printables and some of my embroidery and other handicrafts on Etsy.

I take on any little ‘odd job’ offered to me. Last week I was paid £25 as an extra in a student film production.

I have a few investments, and I withdraw portions of the interest already generated if I feel I need to.

My parents send me a small amount of money every month (something like £75) specifically for groceries.

Reducing outgoings:

All of my tuition is covered by my scholarships, plus a single airfare to and from home per year.

I get all my fish free from my neighbour, and I eat a lot of it.

I get all my milk free, in exchange for doing the eyebrows of the girl who runs the dairy near me.

I buy the rejected fruit and vegetables from the greengrocer’s at the end of the day for a discount.

I buy rice and beans in bulk from the international market a few miles from my house.

I cook everything from scratch at home. Most meals I make come out at less than a £1 spend per portion, because I buy in bulk.

I walk everywhere, and I have a Railcard for when I need to use the train.

I pirate books and movies, or use my university’s libraries. I never, ever pay for books.

I always shop in sales or usually secondhand, and I’m really good at using discount codes.

I don’t bother with fancy salons. I do most of my cosmetic work myself, or I go to independent aestheticians who work from their houses.

I get a friends’ discount with the dry cleaning shop I use, because it’s run by the local monastery and I know most of the monks there.

I don’t have any subscriptions or monthly payments to anything except magazines. My phone and laptop were bought outright for me as a part of my scholarship agreement, and I don’t have a car or any streaming services.

I have a black and white television (the licensing charge for B&W in the UK is significantly lower than colour).

I use a cashback app whenever I buy anything online. It’s only a small percentage, but it adds up over time.

I never buy alcohol. There are more than enough events with free drinks in a student city.

Saturday brunch was recently swapped to a homemade brunch, so now I no longer pay for any meals out at all.

Most of my cleaning products are homemade in the way my grandmother taught me. All you really need is bar soap, white vinegar, lemon juice and a cheap bottle of bleach in your cleaning kit.

I never, ever forget to use my student discount.

#ask-beauty

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lesbianaglaya · 1 year ago

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wait hi please elaborate on your process of gift giving, im taking notes

happily :)))

planning ahead. okay so it depends first of all on how well you know the person. for my close friends + family (who are generally the people im getting gifts for) i try to listen and make note of when they mention something that might be a good gift! for example my mother was just talking about a rice pearl bracelet she had as a child that she wore till it fell apart. I know a local jewelry store that is both in my price range and makes things in my mother's style, looked on their website, and found a very similar bracelet that i could afford. gift found! planning also involves thinking ahead . im getting that for her for christmas, which is months away, but i know near christmas she'll be reluctant to mention things like that because people get weird about wanting gifts. it can also be less intense than that. my friend's birthday is this week, but a few months back i saw a necklace I knew she'd like at a charity sale and bought it. having the present ahead of time aslo helps prevent desperation in the days leading up to the event!

asking. It is so totally cool to ask people what they want. often they will prevaricate but if you say i am getting you a gift no matter what and you will be helping me by giving me ideas and they will concede. for example here my friend likes wool socks. i knit. i make them wool socks as gifts. i know to do this because i said 'i am going to knit you something. what would you like' and they told me! if youre worried about ruining the surprise the trick is to elevate their suggestion. to continue with the socks example, im not only making my friend a pair of wool socks, but i found a 1950s mens checked sock pattern that really fits their style! even just the added historical aspect, i know, will make my friend more excited about the gift.

utility. i think this is what really matters actually. i try to always find a gift idea that the person will absolutely use. fun little kitschy stuff is fine especially if youre in a rush, but its never going to be really exciting. giving people something that is helpful really makes receiving the gift exciting. getting someone who sews a needle book, or someone who loves music concert tickets allows them to see as soon as they get the gift how it makes their life more fun, or easier, or solves a problem for them. utility is used pretty generally here — a bracelet isnt necessary, but i know my mother will wear it. the goal is to find something that wont sit in a drawer forever till it gets donated.

for people you dont know as well, gift cards are great. try to figure out something they will (again) find useful, get them a gift card, and then elevate it by including a handmade object like a piece of embroidery, homemade cookies, a handmade pretty paper box, etc. if youre not at all able to make things thats also fine! this is where utility can be let go a little. go to a local souvenir or gift shop and find a small thing that suits their taste. this immediately makes the gift card feel way more personal and thoughtful. If youre short on cash, for people close to you offer a service: a baking day with your mother, a movie night with a friend where every time youre the one who gets up to refill drinks, a scavenger hunt youve invented at a free museum together. the real key is a personal element. even a handmade card that suits the person can be more exciting to receive than an expensive gift that isnt their style or taste.

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novaalexanderwrites · 2 years ago

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Blood and Thorns - Chapter 1 (part 1)

Chapter 1 (Part One): Chores and Nightmares (See here for a complete list of chapters) **Updated May 16 **Updated August 26

Frigga Thorneheart is set to become the heir of the Honeyshore coven, but when she falls in love with a member of her home's staff, things get out of hand. Between the blood pacts and secret affairs, Frigga needs to learn how to stand up for what she wants or else lose everything she needs. Will she choose love or duty and what will that choice cost her?

Razi

If there was one thing Razi Wood was sure of it was that rich people were the worst, especially if those rich people were witches. She would know because Honeyshore, the breezy port town in which she lived and worked, was full of them. It sat on the Ozelean coast and, as a port town that hosted a nationally respected coven, was a hub of trade and immigration. A mere week previous had seen the last of the rainy season, so today saw Honeyshore bustling and as lively as it ever was with ships coming into port with exotic goods and merchants selling local wares in the town square markets. Razi, a strapping young woman of five and twenty, ducked through the crowds as she rushed towards her first destination of the day. If she’d paused to respectfully watch a pair of young women with their laundry baskets perched on their gods-granted shapely hips, she could hardly be blamed. It was rare she got to mingle in town during the daytime as she was usually busy back at the manor doing groundwork or repair work of some kind, but today? Today she had been asked to pick up a number of goods for her employer, Lady Sapphire Thorneheart, and Razi was going to make the most of it. First thing first: Angela. Or rather, the dressmaker’s.

She dodged a horse and carriage and stepped into the small shop, her well-loved work boots clomping against its tile, and a little bell jangled to announce her entry. “Good mornin’, Angela!” she greeted with a small smirk tugging at her full lips, the one she knew made all her girls swoon. “Fancy meeting you here!” The blonde woman behind the counter looked up from her work, some kind of embroidery, and greeted Razi with a grin. “Good morning to you too, tall, dark and handsome! Here for the Thornehearts?” Bolts of fabric and miscellaneous goods imported from distant cities surrounded her, but she in all her pink skirts and painted red lips was the only thing in the shop Razi had any personal interest in. She leaned her elbow on the counter and pressed her calloused index to the pretty woman’s chin, dropping her voice to a low hum. “You’re so smart, how’d you guess?” Angela rolled her eyes fondly and retreated. “Hang on,” she commanded before disappearing into the back. The quiet store was a miniature version of the port; brightly lit, rustic stone walls and floors, and a hint of magic lingering about it; A needle darned socks independently in the back corner, glowing orbs the size of dinner plates floated throughout the room to light it, and the scent of baked apple pie floated delicately in the air. It was as old as the other buildings of Honeyshore, but it never seemed to leak during the stormy season. Razi wandered near a window and spied a rag wiping down glass panes in the tiny flower shop across the street. “Gotta get me one of those,” she muttered to herself before calling out, “Oi, Angie, your neighbours got new magic stuff?” “What?” was the confused reply, muffled by the thick velvet curtain separating the store from the back room. “Your neighbour’s got a rag doing boring stuff for ‘em. It new?” “Oh, that!” Angela said as she strained with something heavy. “Madam Downspire’s sent all the stores on the block some of those to test out. What d’you need a magic rag for?” “Would rather do more interestin’ tasks, you know? I’d rather fix a leaky faucet or run errands than wipe a window. Might as well outsource to a magic item an’ save myself th’ elbow grease.” Angela returned with two packages and hoisted them onto the counter with a grunt. One of the packages was a soft bundle wrapped in brown butcher paper and tied up with twine, the other was a sturdy black paper box with a removable red lid. “Is ‘running errands’ your fancy way of sayin’ ‘flirting with girls’? Where are you going next, the bakery or the winery?” Razi flopped onto a chair across the room. “Gotta do my part, spread my good will an’ support th’ economy! Can’t disappoint Darcie and Liz, don’ be selfish.” The seamstress grinned, made her way to her guest, and seized the opportunity to plop herself down in the muscular woman’s lap. “You’re so full of it.” She playfully touched a finger to Razi’s nose and stuck out her tongue. “Will I see you Friday night? At the pub?” She ran her hands through Razi’s short black hair, scratching at her buzzed sides. Razi preened and let her hand play at Angela’s skirt hem while locking eyes with the woman in her lap. “Y’know I wouldn’t miss it, darlin’, not if it means missin’ out on you.” Angela shook her head. “Charmer,” she was about to place a quick kiss on Razi’s cheek, but the groundswoman inched away. “Nah, don’ want that,” she gestured to Angela’s lip paint, “all o’er my face. That stuff can’t be good for you.” “I think you’d look good with a bit,” Angela teased. Razi snorted. “You wan’ dress me up in your frocks too? Think it’d suit me?” She draped the woman’s pink skirt across her own knees, clothed in worn black canvas trousers tucked into steel-toed work boots, to demonstrate how entirely ridiculous the idea was. “I don’t think this one’s your colour, Raza, and I don’t think my dress would fit you either, your arms are so…” She ran one of her hands over Razi’s dark, sculpted biceps. “But I’ll make you a matching suit, if you’d like.” That sounded more up Razi’s alley. “Could do. I’ll need a suit for our weddin’, right?” “Asking me to marry you again, Raza? What is that, the third time this month?” Angela giggled and placed a quick kiss on Razi’s lips before the woman could protest and stood to drop the packages in her lap. “But about Friday,” she said as she wandered back to her embroidery work behind the wooden counter. “You better come.” Razi wiped at her mouth with the back of her hand and wiped it on her trousers. Why had she opted for sleeveless today? And where was her kerchief? Angela always pulled that trick, Razi should have seen it coming. “S’that why you want me hikin’ all th’ way down that hill? Could’a jus’ said so, you know I’ll come for you any time.” “You’re terrible,” Angela reproofed with a scoff but her eyes settled squarely on Razi’s broad hands. Razi stood up, gathered up her packages under one arm, and rested them on her hip. “I’ll be there, Bill owes me a drink.” “Didn’t you cheat him out of it, Raza?” “I would never.” “Bullshit! What would Lady Thorneheart say?” “I don’ think she cares ‘bout us wee plebs, darlin’. ’S long as there’s bread on th’ table and her carriage goes, I’ll be in ‘er good books.” The pair laughed and said their goodbyes, and Angela made Razi promise again to make an appearance on Friday. That kind of ego stroke was addictive, but Razi knew when to back off. After all, she still had Darcie and Elizabeth and Maria to visit. As she made her way through the streets, Razi wove in and out of the foot traffic, occasionally avoiding a carriage or wagon. There was more commotion than usual with the Thorneheart Heir Apparent returning home from school after three years. Or was it four? Sapphire Thorneheart had spared no expense to prepare her home for her Heir Apparent’s return which had meant new landscaping, new furnishings, a whole new wardrobe for her niece, even some of the books in the family library got re-bound several months ago. Some of those coven books were over a hundred years old and had curses on them. It was a lot of trouble for a journal, but it was a central piece of the coven’s history. Razi remembered the tirade Lady Thorneheart had assaulted the craftspeople with, and it still gave her the shivers. Luckily, Razi didn’t have to directly interact with her employer often, but when she did it was a humbling experience. She was intimidating as hell, even if she was never anything but gracious to her own staff. Usually, she gave her orders to Gertrude, the household manager, who would distribute the tasks and chores for the day. Razi was usually in the kitchens or on the grounds, those broad shoulders of hers weren’t merely for show after all, and her occasional trips into town to run errands were always a nice change of pace. Working for rich witches had its benefits, she had to admit. Razi rushed past store windows and fruit stands, dipping into the bakery to drop off next week’s order of grains and stopping by the winemaker’s to convey Lady Thorneheart’s request for the custom blend for the next full moon, before coming to her final and favourite stop, the pub. Normally she’d visit in the evenings, but today she was here on business. Passing through the well-worn door, the bell and squeaky floorboards announced her arrival. The man behind the hardwood bar waved at her as he wiped the surface with a rag. He was an older gentleman, greying and homely, and he’d run the Mead and Magic Pub for thirty years, almost as long as Sapphire Thorneheart had been the coven’s leader. “Hey Wood,” he barked with his affectionately gruff voice, “here for the Thorneheart’s?” A few men in the pub greeted Razi enthusiastically, and she nodded in their direction. “Hey boys. Hi Geoff. Yeah, I’m here for th’ thing, you got it?” Geoff pulled out a small box from under the counter. “Yeah, it’s for the lady, for the next coven meet I hear. Hey, isn’t her niece comin’ back today?” Razi nodded, sliding up to the bar, setting her burden on the counter. “Yeah, but not clear what the fuss is about, honestly. Just another silk-stockin’, I imagine. But hey, work’s work, right? “For sure,” the man nodded solemnly. “What’s the girls name? Ferdinand? Faloma?” “Frigga, I think.” “Ah yeah, tha’s right, I remember her. She was sweet as silk that girl.” “That’s not the saying, Geoff.” The man laughed and Razi snickered along with him. “Got me there.” Razi shrugged. “They’re all fine ’til you get to know ‘em, tha’s when you find out what kinda asshole they are. They’re all assholes at the end of the day, am I right?” She gestured to the other patrons, rewarded with a “hear, hear” and a “cheers” along with some wolf whistling and Razi chuckled before turning back to Geoff victoriously. “Assholes what pay you,” Geoff said with his tone of friendly disapproval, “and half of town.” Razi deadpanned at him. “The ol’ lady made me fix th’ carriage after tha’ last rain. Downright nasty, should be gettin’ a raise, mark my words. And I had to redo the hedges that got put in las’ month that I was so sure was right, but no, ‘parently not. Those lavender bushes were gorgeous so I’m bit bitter about it, gimme a break.” He nodded with sage understanding. “Fair, fair. Anyway, Wood, can we expect y’on Friday? George and the other guys were saying they wanted to do poker night again.” “After last time I’da thought they’d reconsider.” “You know George, never knows when t’ quit.” “William owes me, I think Jack does too. I’m not gon’ make it home in one piece, I think. I’ll have t’ sleep under the table I’ll be so sloshed.” Razi winced at the prospect of making the twenty minute uphill walk in such a sorry state. She’d do it if only to prove a point, but she wouldn’t enjoy it. “You comin’?” Razi sighed and made a big show of it. “Yeah, I guess. Angela’s already demanded I make an appearance.” The man’s expression turned soft and his voice did too. “Never could say no t’ that woman, eh? You ever gon’ marry her?” Razi shrugged and rolled her eyes at the old man’s presumption. “Nah, but she’s sweet on me, so I can’t jus’ break her heart, right?” “Hers an ev’ry other single lass of your persuasion in town, Wood.” He chuckled lightly and then playfully waved his rag in her direction. “Off with ye, shouldn’t be late for homecomin’.” Razi added the last package to her bundle, grinning at his remark. “Thanks a lot, see you Friday!” She walked to Thorneheart Manor from town, and her arms tired from hauling her goods. That was her own fault; she’d declined a ride in the house’s carriage earlier, opting to take her time and enjoy some peace and quiet on the walks to and from. This time of year after the rains was the best; the green fields burst with wildflowers, a crisp breeze swept in from the sea, and it was warm enough that Razi didn’t need to bother herself with layers. She even left her regular work jacket at home, this morning had been particularly warm and Razi was soaking it up. It wasn’t long before she returned to Thorneheart Manor, the estate where she worked and lived. The home was one of the largest in Honeyshore, save for the coven’s benefactors. Most of the coven’s nine families lived in town, but the Thornehearts lived just outside it in exactly the type of home that befit such a powerful family. The house itself was three stories high, made of the white stone that only the best-made buildings in town were made of, and was surrounded by fields, walks and ponds with a forest bordering the property. Inside, the walls were white as were the marble floors, and the many large windows ensured the home was always brightly lit. The lady of the house had bouquets of flowers brought in to adorn every surface, so now it smelled like spring inside as well as out. Frigga’s room had been redone too, updated with new linens and furniture. She hadn’t been there for nearly four years and would be an official adult at the end of next month. It needed to be fit for someone on who so many expectations would be placed. Apparently. What that had to do with the wallpaper getting updated, Razi wasn’t sure. “Something something, only the best for my Heir, something or other, Frigga will love it,” the old lady had said. Whatever. Razi had been on staff before Frigga had gone away to school, but she hadn’t interacted with the heiress at all. The girl was a bookworm, opting to stay in the library most afternoons, and Razi had always been in the kitchen at the time. She didn’t expect that to change; Razi had since graduated from the kitchens to the grounds for the most part and, as far as she could tell, being a scholar was a prerequisite for these witches so Frigga likely wouldn’t be outside much. Razi hadn’t made up her mind to dislike the girl (woman? How old was she?), but in her own experience the more magic met money, the larger the stick up the ass was. Thankfully, Razi didn’t have to mingle with the family much being the work horse so she could focus on her chores and her own business. It was good money and a stable life, so if she was serving bread to some spoiled witches it wouldn’t affect her sleep at night. Not that she wasn’t a little curious. Clearly Razi was not immune to the guile of a pretty girl, so there was that, but she wasn’t as enthusiastic as most of the other ladies on staff. Gertrude was ecstatic about Frigga’s return and would go on and on about how she was excited to see how the girl had grown into a woman and whatever. She was expected home that afternoon, maybe even within the hour, which meant the servants of the home were scrambling to get the place ready to welcome their newest resident back home. When Razi returned with her parcels, the house was bustling with last-minute preparations being completed and it sparked her curiosity. It might be interesting to have another person around, even if it wasn’t likely to affect her much. Maybe her presence would tame Doris’ rabid gossiping and give that ridiculous woman something to do, that would be worth the added work on its own. But probably not, the woman was a menace. She dropped off the packages to their respective recipients before making her way into the kitchen. Razi would be off work in a few hours, she always worked the early morning shift for bread reasons, and she would spend the rest of her day getting the family dinner together and dealing with kitchen inventory if there wasn’t any major tasks to be done. Just another ordinary day. Would the returning witch want tea? That was more Doris’ responsibility, but Razi put a kettle on to boil anyway. As she carried out her inventory survey, the distant sound of a carriage rattled and excited whispers shivered through the house. Gertrude and Doris bolted out of the kitchen at speeds previously unseen to greet the newest addition. It wasn’t mandatory for staff to greet Frigga, but curiosity got the better of Razi so off she went to sneak a peek at all the commotion. Maybe she was cute. The kitchen was tucked near to the main entrance and staircase, and Razi leaned on the kitchen’s doorframe to see what she wanted but stayed out of the chaos. Doris and Gertrude stood alongside a few other staff members at the foot of the staircase, chatting quietly amongst themselves. The door opened, and Frigga was home. She was a lot shorter than Razi had expected, hadn’t grown a single inch during her time away, and was full around the centre with narrow shoulders. Her fiery curls were tucked into a practical yet elegant braid behind her, her charming smile lit up her rosy freckled skin, and she giggled as Gertrude attacked her with hugs. She was pretty tired, travelling does that Razi supposed, but even so Frigga asked about Gertrude’s husband and daughter and after Stephan’s cat. It was nice to see a noble remember such details about staff members as it was rare aristocrats gave a shit about anything other than themselves. Razi could see what the fuss was about then. Frigga seemed sweet, and she was pretty cute, but the groundswoman had enough excitement so she silently returned to the kitchen. That pantry wasn’t going to count itself.

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londonscreenprinters · 2 months ago

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Best Silkscreen & Embroidery Services in London

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What to Look for in Embroidery Services in London:

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danaan13 · 2 years ago

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I first found the door when I was in middle school. I was walking home from school and took a different route, just to avoid walking past that one house with the man that stared too closely at me while I walked past. It was a longer route home. But I didn't care about that as much.

I remember seeing the door in a long concrete fence that blocked access to a wetlands pond and greenspace. Something the city maintained for local wildlife or something. At least, that's what Dad said. I thought the door was weird. Because it was wood and purple and really ornate. Also, the key hole looked like one of those old timey skeleton key locks I saw in cartoons.

On a whim, I pulled a pencil from my backpack and stuck it in the keyhole. The door clicked and then creaked, swinging a couple inches inwards on its hinges. Revealing a darker interior.

I looked up at the sky on the other side of the fence. Blue. Fluffy cumulus clouds. I looked at the door. Dim, flickering light like candles.

So, I pushed the door open a little more and peeked in. I found myself in what appeared to be some sort of shop filled with wooden things. Spoons, pencils, embroidery hoops, chairs, rocking horses, you name it. All made of wood.

There was even a sign made of wood, right above a little box. It said, "Leave your payment in the box."

I grimaced and wondered if I'd walked into one of those stores Mom had told me about. The fancy kind that expect you to buy something just for even walking in. So, I looked around until I saw these nice crochet hooks. I remembered that Mom's birthday was next week. And Dad wasn't sure what to get her.

I checked the little tag attached and saw that the price was cheaper than I'd expect at the yarn store. So I picked up a set and then fished out some of my allowance. I had enough, thankfully. So, I put it in the box and left.

Dad and I gave Mom the crochet hooks for her birthday and she loved them. She started right away on a baby blanket for a neighbor who was four months pregnant. She finished early and started making other things for friends and neighbors. Even started talking about making gifts for Christmas. She'd always loved crochet. But now she was just so excited and so happy.

When the neighbor had her baby, Mom excitedly gave her the blanket. I remember thinking the baby looked a little too yellow. But Mom told me not to say anything. That the doctors were working on it. But the moment the new mom wrapped her little boy up in the blanket, he started to look healthier. We all marveled at it a little, but chalked it up to coincidence.

Regardless, over the years, that boy never lost that blanket. And whenever he had it close, he always healed really fast from illness or injury. In fact, a lot of Mom's crocheted gifts seemed to have some sort of effect like that. It became something of a neighborhood joke that she crocheted miracles into her gifts.

The next time I went back to the door, I was in high school. I mostly just wanted a quiet place to study. I normally didn't have trouble. But lately I was struggling. The neighbor who stared had been spending time near me at the library. So I left to go home. But I was also out of pencils.

I don't know why I thought it'd work, but I folded up a page of my chemistry notes and pushed them into the lock. The door once again clicked and creaked, swinging open those few inches.

So I stepped inside. It wasn't the woodcrafts shop anymore. But a great big library. There were pencils and paper and desks and all the books I needed. I wasn't sure what to think of it. But I wasn't about to refuse such a timely gift. So, I took a pencil and I sat down to study.

Around four in the afternoon, a clock chimed. I looked up in surprise and then noticed a plate on my table. It held a couple cookies and next to it was a glass of milk. It hadn't been there before. But seeing it made my stomach gurgle loudly.

I looked around for any sign of another person and saw no one. So I sighed and said aloud, "Thank you for the cookies!"

I ate the provided snack while I studied. And when I left, I pulled some money out of my wallet. About how much I paid for a couple new books. I'd been saving up. But it wasn't urgent. I left the money on the plate and left.

I aced that test. In fact, I had a much better time finding hiding spots in the library after that. I graduated with good grades and got into my local college without trouble. I even started tutoring other kids in chemistry after that. And they always did well on their tests after, seeming to understand the subject better.

I graduated with my teaching certificate and started working at the local middle school, teaching science there. I had better luck at getting students to actually try, than most of the other teachers did. They started calling me the student whisperer. Which I thought was weird. But as long as it helped the kids, I didn't care.

The third time I came to the door, I had left a local farmer's market that the school had been participating in. The students had done so well, selling the produce and artisan goods they'd grown and made over the year. But the staring neighbor had shown up. He started following me around. I couldn't seem to lose him, so I left in a panic.

Somehow, I found the purple door. I didn't know what to do. I was scared. So I pulled out my apartment key and shoved it in the lock. The door clicked and swung open quickly. A woman stood there with a worried expression. She grabbed my hand and pulled, saying, "Hurry. He's almost to the corner!"

I didn't resist, too stunned by the sight of a person inside the door. After I stumbled in, caught in the woman's distractingly muscular arms, she quickly shut the door and waved a hand at it, causing several locks to magically appear and lock themselves. She sighed in relief and guided me to a chair. "Here, sit. I'll get you some coffee."

I sat in the plush chair, looking around at what appeared to be a small cottage in the countryside. The lady came back after a couple moments. She handed me the coffee and then grabbed a crocheted blanket, which she wrapped around my shoulders. It smelled like Mom.

She then moved to sit in the chair next to mine and grinned worriedly. "Don't worry. He won't even see the door."

I nodded stupidly for a moment, before asking, "Who are you? What is this place? What... What just happened?"

The woman coughed and scratched at her cheek for a moment. "Ah... well... My name is Deirdre. I'm the witch that owns that door. This place is what I call the portal of intent. Basically, it responds to what you need and what you use for the key. And, if your intentions are good, the results will spread more good through the world. If your intentions are bad... well... I'm sure you can guess. As for what just happened, you... You needed safety. And you used the key you identify for home. So, the door called to me. Normally it doesn't need to do that. It provides without much guidance from me. Many people in our town have found help here. But... this was a first, someone being in danger. So... tell me. What do you want to happen to that man?"

I blinked and then frowned down at the coffee mug I held. I took a moment to sip the coffee while thinking about her question. I knew part of me would love to see him suffer, for how uncomfortable he'd made me and other girls feel, over the years. And I was sure he deserved it. But I remembered that woman's comment about intentions. There was a hook there.

So, I took a breath and I said, "I don't want anything to happen to him, because of anything I said. I do want people to be safe from any harm he might intend, however. If he wishes no harm, then good. I don't know his mind. I only know how I've felt. I want people to feel safe. That's all."

Deirdre smiled at me then. And it was the most gorgeous thing I'd ever seen. I quickly chalked it up to the adrenaline in my system. I wasn't prone to being so twitterpated after all.

Deirdre merely nodded and said, "Then he will go home and no one will be hurt. And that will be all."

I felt myself start to relax then, feeling very tired suddenly. "Thank you. That's... so helpful. Thank you."

Deirdre shook her head and took my empty coffee mug. "Come. There's a bed you can sleep in tonight."

I nodded dumbly and followed her to the bedroom. I collapsed onto the bed and was asleep in minutes, briefly wondering if the coffee had been decaf.

I awoke to the smell of pancakes the next morning and followed my nose to a quaint little kitchen. Deirdre was there in the cutest apron, humming a popular rock song as she flipped a pancake onto a plate. She grinned brightly at me and gestured to a stool at the counter. "Sit! Breakfast is almost ready."

I sat and happily ate her food with reverence. I realized then, that the pancakes reminded me of the cookies from high school. "How... Did you make the cookies I had when I studied here?"

Deirdre laughed. "I did. I was apprenticed to the previous owner of the door at the time. And you were studying so hard. My teacher insisted that I had to deliver the cookies while invisible. That it was important to the magic of the room."

I smiled. "Well, thank you. They were great."

Deirdre smiled and fidgeted. "What can I say? You bought the crochet hooks I'd made too. One of my first projects that my teacher let me put in the store's stock to sell. I'm glad that your mother loved them so much."

I chewed on my lip for a moment and then said, "Let me cook you dinner. I'm not a bad hand in the kitchen. And... I feel like maybe we're meant to be... friends."

Deirdre arched an eyebrow then and gave me a knowing smile. "Friends?"

I coughed and said, "Let me at least start with friends, before trying to throw myself at you, okay?"

She laughed again and I found myself wishing I could listen to that forever.

Sure enough, Deirdre let me cook her dinner at my apartment. Later that month, we went on a date, when the carnival was in town. After that, I introduced her to my parents. And then she took me to meet her old teacher.

It wasn't much longer after that, when one of my students asked me if I was dating the pretty lady with the strong arms. I was caught off guard by their delight, when I confirmed it.

A couple years later, we got married. The neighbor boy that Mom made the blanket for? He was a recently elected local judge. And he happily came to officiate the ceremony. Several of my students showed up. As did half the neighborhood.

The odd staring man did not. Somehow he'd quietly taken up woodworking and spent all his time making bespoke doors to sell on Etsy.

I moved in with Deirdre. But I used the normal roads to arrive at her home, just outside the city limits. She spent her days taking care of a tiny organic farm, between providing whatever magic the door needed to help our town. And I continued teaching science.

There is a purple door somewhere with a single key hole. It will open regardless of the key that is used. All keys can open this door, but what‘s on the other side, however, depends entirely on the key.

#i was a bit liberal with what constituted a key #but i like it this way

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enzersquiltingdiary · 3 months ago

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chapter one: Gothstitch village

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Nestled in a secluded valley, Gothstitch is a village where shadows dance with the light, creating an enchanting blend of darkness and warmth. The town is surrounded by dense, ancient forests, their towering trees casting long, protective shadows over the cobblestone streets. The air is filled with the soft hum of spinning wheels and the gentle clinking of knitting needles, as the villagers engage in their beloved crafts. The homes in Gothstitch are quaint, with gothic architecture that features pointed arches, intricate ironwork, and stained-glass windows depicting scenes of mythical creatures and enchanted forests. Despite the dark exterior, the interiors are cozy and inviting, with roaring fireplaces, plush armchairs, and shelves lined with colorful skeins of yarn and floss. The villagers of Gothstitch come in many types and are known for their exceptional skills like crochet, knitting, and spinning yarn. They take great pride in their work, often gathering in the village square to share techniques and showcase their latest creations to win a prize. The square itself is adorned with handmade banners and lanterns, casting a warm, flickering glow contrasting with the feeling adventurers would get 1st visiting this place. In Gothstitch, every corner tells a story. The local inn, “The Spindle and Skein,” is a favorite gathering spot, where travelers and villagers alike share tales over mugs of their favorite drinks. The village market is a vibrant place, with stalls selling handwoven blankets, intricately knitted garments, and baskets of freshly dyed wool. Despite its gothic appearance, Gothstitch exudes a sense of community and belonging. The villagers are welcoming and kind, always ready to lend a helping hand or teach a new stitch. It’s a place where the dark and the homey coexist in perfect harmony, creating a unique and magical atmosphere.

I live here in this village and love every part of it. I am a pastel cottage goth witch. I have ordered fabric that looks likePastel skies and galaxies, I have patterns with kawaii offensive text, Own a 4 yr old texas blue lacy (in the red hellhound form) and a few months old black kitten that runs around my room like she owns the bloody place. As my Crystals glowed with arcane magic I prepped myself for the day. I had 5 more jelly rolls on the way from a fabric store, embroidery books and some special floss on the way. I used magic to make my chocolate coffee and prep for the day.

Today was the possible day i was going to face my anger head on and learn to control it stitch by stitch. I have held in this anger since i was 13 years old when my dad betrayed me.. and wrath doesnt look good on my resume. I decided to not only write down what was going on in my lovely town but also every stitch.

The Enchanted Teapot was a charming little teashop nestled in the heart of GothStitch. The shop was known for its eclectic collection of teas from around the world, its mismatched vintage furniture, and the warm, inviting atmosphere that made it a favorite spot for locals and tourists alike.

On this particular rainy afternoon, the teashop was bustling with activity. The soft hum of conversation mixed with the clinking of teacups and the gentle patter of rain against the windows. The air was filled with the comforting aroma of freshly brewed tea and the sweet scent of pastries.

At a corner table, near the window, sat Miss Eleanor Whitfield, the elderly owner of the teashop. She was a beloved figure in the village, known for her sharp wit and kind heart. I walked in and always sat with her to discuss my woes of finding a proper therapist and today was no different.

"Ah Enzer hows the hunt?" She said as she poured me some tea. "Exhausting...I decided to take it into my own hands and try to find someone."

A sudden commotion erupted from the back of the shop just as i was about to ramble. The usually calm and composed barista, Lily, came rushing out, her face pale and eyes wide with fear.

“Miss Whitfield! There’s… there’s someone in the storeroom!” she stammered.

We quickly followed Lily to the back of the shop. The storeroom was a small, cluttered space filled with boxes of tea, jars of spices, and various supplies. As they approached, Eleanor noticed the door was slightly ajar.

With a deep breath, she pushed the door open and gasped. There, lying on the floor amidst the scattered tea leaves and broken jars, was the lifeless body of Mr. Harold Thompson, the village’s reclusive antique dealer. His eyes were wide open in shock, and a delicate china teacup lay shattered beside him.

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Find the Best Silkscreen & Embroidery Services in London

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