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#Curse

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RS, Author, Novelist, Prosaist

So, whilst working on the roofing project, removing water damaged plywood, the chimney tilted. 4 inches every 4 feet, when measured, but it may of already been tilting due to water damaged underflooring. Aim: It would have fallen on the master bedroom toward the spouse's side of the bed. We are hurriedly fixing, using a jack, hoisting off a metal stairway with rope, and building new support joists underneath.

"May you live in interesting times...."

The perspective in the photo is slightly adjusted and the camera wasn't perfectly level. But the chimney is now aligned properly.

A nice chimney with a brick façade on a terrace from which the pavers and plywood is removed during a repair project. Two roofers are checking alignment. A short red roof is on the right.
Wood blocking being added to change the floor level on which a chimney rests.
#roof#terrace#photo
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Scott M. :mstdn:

Honestly, everything I ever really like is generally discontinued within a few years. Doesn't matter if it's a best seller or an obscure product.

  • Dare French Creme Cookies
  • Coffee Crisp McFlurry
  • Western Family Diet Root Beer
  • 32 degrees soft shirts
  • Jolly Joes (by Mike and Ike)
  • Welches Fruit Candy (formula changed, now tastes awful)
  • Scrubbing bubbles automatic shower washer
  • Kia Spectra
  • I could honestly go on and on.

OTOH, if this is my big "#curse" I guess it's not that bad?

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KentuckyConjurer

This is something my local social justice hexing group is doing tonight. I make them a little booklet when we do this stuff so people can add notes about what works for them & what doesn't.

I'm creating my ladder with 13 small iron nails & twine. I will release 1 each day, starting tomorrow, & hammer it onto a picture of Christofacists from Jan 6, standing in front of the Capitol that I mounted to a board. I'm going to hammer them into a circle around the image on the board. I'll post a pic of that when it's complete. I have a saying for each knot that I untie and for when I hammer it into the board.

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Cover of booklet. Title: Witch's Garland Image of nine bones tied down a piece of twine and swirled around in a circle.
Witches’ garlands, also known as witches’ ladders and ‘rope and feathers’, are used as a tool in hexing and cursing. They were generally used to bring illness or death upon the intended target. Black hen’s feathers, and the person’s hair if available, were knotted into the cord, and hidden in the victim’s mattress. This was thought to bring on sickness and weakness. To bring upon death, they were buried and the only way to reverse the curse was to find the garland, dig it up, then untie the knots. The ladder consists of three strands of fabric or cords. These are braided, with knots made down the ladder every inch or so. You may tie items into these knots which symbolize what you want to manifest. By making each knot, you are creating energy and tying it into that part of the ladder. You have several different options to contain this energy, depending on what type of spell you are working on. You might knot your intentions into knots in order to manifest something. Then over nine days, you release one knot per day, focusing on bringing your need/want into existence. You might want to bind someone, in which case, you would want each knot to stay secure.
Creating the Witch’s Ladder 1. Start by gathering your materials and getting your cords ready to knot or braid. It may help to tie the cords together on one end and tape the knotted end to a table or another surface. I found that doing so helps to prevent the cords from getting tangled in the process and it helps maintain a nice tension while braiding. 2. As you braid or knot your cords, begin adding your chosen materials. You may wish to recite something or chant as you are doing this, but it is not necessary. Depending on how many items you are using, you may wish to space them out evenly. For this, a ruler may come in handy. It may be helpful to braid the cords first and then insert your objects into the braid later on. 3. Continue braiding or knotting until you have made your witch’s ladder as long as you would like it. To finish your witch’s ladder, you may choose to simply tie off the cords, or you may choose to add something extra to the end. Finish off your witch’s ladder however you see fit. 4. When using the ladder to bind someone, you want to keep the knots and hide the ladder in a safe space. If you want to release your hex, you open one knot per night, until you have loosened them all. Then burn the cords. You may also put it in a sealed jar and burn a candle over it to seal the jar. Do this for as many days as you have made knots, concentrating each night on a different knot’s energy and intention.
#Witches#Witchcraft#Hex
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C.

@lauren

Another technique - some systems that won't obey "agent" or "operator" will detect angry "fuck"s and other curses 😂 and route you to a human. Apparently it's basically "Is this caller frustrated enough to make trouble?". I have found it to work a couple of times when nothing else did...

#curse#swear#telephone
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