Living
Column: Remembering and Keeping
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“What are these pillars, Gramma? Why do they feel so strange?” She stopped on the sidewalk and looked at me over the top of her glasses and said, “You ask strange questions, Sheri Ann.”
Living
Column: That’s Why We Call It Spelling
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Sheri Barker recounts her childhood experiences with magic and Witchcraft, and how magic now suffuses her home.
Paganism
Column: Familial Spirits and Old Furniture
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I. If determined enough, the dead can assert themselves to appear nearly as present as the living. And if one who is noticing and interacting with them does not know they are dead, and/or they are too young to comprehend what dead even is, the distinction between dead and living becomes rather confusing if not at times completely irrelevant. This was my experience, anyway. What I believe to be my earliest memory, for example, seems quite average on its surface.