apple cider: a favorite memory plaid scarves: describe your favorite cozy outfit crunchy leaves: what’s your favorite nostalgic song? fisherman sweater: what do you do to cheer up after a bad day? coffee mug: do you collect anything? apple pie: what’s your favorite fall tradition? pumpkin patch: stay inside by the fire or go on an adventure? bonfires: tell us your favorite story maple syrup: what’s your favorite cold weather activity? cinnamon candles: describe your dream home knitted blanket: top 5 movies for a rainy day marathon french toast: what’s your go-to breakfast order? rainy afternoon: are you a book, show or movie person? candy corn: what’s an unpopular opinion you have? foggy lake: describe your perfect fall day corduroy jacket: what’s your favorite aesthetic?
Reblog this if you’re pro-receiving a brown paper package containing one (1) handwritten love letter, a small jar of strawberry jam from the farmers market, and a smattering of pressed flowers.
I feel like I already made this post but I think I didn’t?
Want to learn a new skill? Starting from absolute zero, no knowledge at all? Don’t start in the adult nonfiction section— start in the kids nonfiction! Kids nonfiction tends to start with baseline skills, has lots of big, easy to see pictures, and simpler language, so you’re not navigating pages and pages of dense text about how to sew a straight line. You can move onto more complex texts and projects when you have a larger handle on what things generally need for your skill. It’ll also make it easier to type exactly what you need into google, instead of trying to look for a whole series on beginner skills. 😅
And your library might give you free access to online tutorials that might otherwise cost a subscription, like mine does! Don’t forget to check out your library’s digital services for resources as well; I know a lot of us are visual learners.
So, if you’re a witch, and looking to learn sewing, cooking, woodworking, fire safety, animal husbandry, or any other skill people normally start off with in childhood, peek at the child’s nonfiction section! I know a lot of witchcraft requires accessory skills, and they’re not always easy to get into. You might be surprised about what you can find in the kids section if you look. 😊
i’m very curious about this since theaters have been closed most of the year so, reblog and put in the tags the last movie you watched in a cinema this year.
