His marriage has made him stronger, a better person, @PeteButtigieg said.
The Greenville crowd erupted in applause when he said that, contra some people's assumptions, his marriage has brought him closer to God.
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Part time gig open at work.
I'm very interested.
I don't have child care.
I dont have child care because I can't afford child care.
I can't afford child care because I dont have childcare.
Anyone else see a vicious cycle.
My cat gave out this obnoxious meow/yowl, dropped to his side, stuck his nose in his own empty ball sack & then gave me the open mouth shocked look . . .
Good thing he's cute. #boycat
Ostara/Spring Equinox/Vernal Equinox March 21-22
"A point of perfect balance on the journey through the Wheel of the Year. Night and day are of equal length and in perfect equilibrium - dark and light, masculine and feminine, inner and outer, in balance." 🌼🐝🌳
Magic, regardless of whether or not you spell it with a “k” at the end or not, is a term that is overused, abused, and so completely ubiquitous that people argue over its meaning all the time. Magic is dead. RIP. Let us bow our heads in silence. https://t.co/PxbUyxrYyX
It’s Ostara, the joyous spring equinox! It’s time once again for the meeting of the dark and light goddesses, the crone and the flower queen. https://t.co/GcKWHMc6rn
In magical practice, bells can summon, seal, celebrate, cleanse, and much more. Bells have been a witchy tool since time immemorial. In my opinion, they’re one of the most underrated altar tools. https://t.co/uPM9SI9yXe
For millennia, salt has been considered a protective and cleansing agent, both physically and metaphysically. A salt bowl in your home can absorb water, emit ions, and kill bacteria. https://t.co/O337u813xk
It’s that springing Ostara time of year when everyone gets their Earth Mother on. Here’s some suggestions and tips for how to get going on that garden you’ve been planning on, along with some resources to keep things inexpensive and green. https://t.co/u2i0VgLlPp
The Poisoner, like the herbalist and the wortcunner, whose blood runs green, has an uncanny connection to the wild growing things that populate the forest and the wayside. We are travelers, hoarders and sometimes madmen seeking the knowledge buried... https://t.co/ih7HSH3S6r