Witches let your true colours shine.

What is this obsession with black? 

From Black hats, dresses, cats to bats 

the witch is synonymous with black

 

Now I'm fond of a touch of black myself as this blog 

can testify. I definitely don't think black is a bad colour. 

The LBD is a staple of many a women's wardrobe

and sometimes  I just like to dress my mood,

which at times black matches perfectly.

 Black can be both sexy and at the same 

time allow one to blend in to the background.

Depending how it is worn.

 

But there is too much of good thing, Even witches

houses are normally shown in a dismal light, the 

interiors shown in a state of neglect and repair.

This surely is not right.

No self respecting witch would live in a house

that was not a comfortable place to reside. 

When I think of a witches home it's neat as a pin with
homemade touches dotted around from patchwork 

covers on the bed to home made preservers in the pantry.

A cottage garden to delight both the senses and provide 

all that is need for home made remedies and spells.

There is only one film I've come across that showcases this type 

of witch and who have a house any witch would spell cast to own.

'Practical Magic' 

Who could not fall in love with the aunts 

and their lovely light embraced home.

 So here I am to strike a blow against the black witch stereotype.

Shabby Chic Witches stand up and be counted, 

get out your pastels, pinks and blues or release your 

jewel colours of red and emerald.

Be a witch that walks proud and colourful.

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The above should have been part of Magaly's of Pagan Culture

Sexy, dark and bloody blog party. Sadly I was traveling under my own dark 

cloud of depression for a while and miss the fun and merriment.

Still I firmly believe in the old sentiment,

better late than never.