ADHD Witchcraft

 Today is the rare day that I have mostly nothing to do and most everyone in the household is gone.   Yay? Well, today is also the day that I head to the hardware store. My daughter moved back home a couple of weeks ago.  This is a good thing for her because frankly, younger people in this day and age have a harder time 'getting started' at life.  Things cost more and there are less jobs that seem to pay a living wage.  So she came back to regroup and try again.  No problem. Except...downstairs. She's staying in the basement, which is a decently sized room itself, even if it has it's own quirks for being in the basement.  But downstairs is where I keep all my witchie accoutrements, and one of them is a small, old waterfall style armoire.  The armoire itself has a magnetic door latch and about five drawers.  The drawers are filled with various things, tools, and keepsakes that I've collected over the years.  The door is a small space...

 I watched a documentary/biography the other night.  I think it's probably partially an autobiography.  But it was about a YouTuber that goes by the name JackSepticEye. His story is one of those feel-good stories, about someone doing something they loved and finding their way to a better place, in the sense of financially, mentally and even spiritually.  I didn't know much about him at all.   I found this guy surfing around on YouTube.  My daughters would watch other people playing video games, and oddly enough, the noises they made and hollering they did used to really get on my nerves.I happened upon him doing some collab work playing a game Among Us about a year after the pandemic started.  The popularity of the game had already ebbed, but listening to him play and interact with these other people online was so reminiscent of hanging out with a large group of friends in my younger years that I continued to listen and be amused. So I've been fol...