When grown-ups were magic

I used to think of grown-ups as these magic giants who could answer any question and open any jar. I am not yet one of  these magic giants, I am simply a larger child who still needs her husband for jar and wine bottle opening, and who is highly averse to suggesting any answers, ever.

I miss my magic giants. These shorter copies they left behind just don’t know any answers either, and they’ll be damned if they admit it.





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Diana Rajchel is an olfactory artist and writer with long-term interests in Wicca and all creative arts. The writing process is part of her spiritual practice, as writing demands slow, steady daily attention and actively listening to the divine voice.

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