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My Totem Animal
Mama Brown Bear
My backyard view.
Full Moon
My Animal Spirit Guide
Mother Goddess
Always a favorite pic of mine
This reminds me of me!
Nothing wrong with a chubby witch.
Pagan Bear
Love and Light To All!!
DesertSiren
"Yours truly"
From Kim
My Award
Given by Witch Cats Blog
About Me
- The Desert Siren
- Land of Enchantment, New Mexico, United States
- Greetings and Merry Meet everyone. A little bit about me I'm 43 years young a domestic goddess and care giver to my elderly mother, children and pets. I have two wonderful girls, ages 21 and 9. All of us born and raised in the Land of Enchantment. I'am pagan became interested in the craft at age 15 then fully converted at age 25 and have been a solitary/gothic/pagan/kitchen/green witch for over a decade of my life. I do find it hard at times to practice my craft between my family, work and friends it can get pushed aside sometimes. But I never forget to honor my Goddess on a daily basis. I'm a nocturnal creature at heart and a mermaid who is stuck here in the desert sand so to kill some time I craft different magickal items and offer different services such as home and property cleansing, mojo bags, dream pillows, oracle readings and home blessings, please email me sirenofthedesert@gmail.com or leave a comment for additional info/pricing/terms on my services. Thanks for visiting and always Goddess Bless........)0(
My Mermaid Name....
My mermaid name is Plankton Bering Scales(maena boreas)
The eerily beautiful maena is semi-transparent and glows from within, like the plankton it feeds on.
The Bering Strait is noted for its unique environmental and evolutionary effects on some subspecies. The boreas populates the length of the strait from the shores of Siberia and Alaska to the icy berg-filled north.
Note: A particularly scaly variety - fine scales cover most of the body. This subspecies is known to be cool blooded.
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Love the photo! Actually in England, a black cat means good luck, not bad like here in North Amercia.
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Kim