These Words are Spells
Max TurkThese Words are Spells. Thoughts on the cycle of the year- likely as it relates to botanicals, Jewish traditions, spirituality and my beautiful Queer life.
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Kissing Girls On Shabbat
“I am so not surprised by the serendipity of what you’re telling me…”
This was my friend Rachel’s response to my 9 minute and 18 second voice memo I sent to her in response to her 6 minute and 57 second voice memo last weekend, telling me...
Lilacs: Archetypal Scent Memory
“What’s your name, zeisse’le”
I was watching videos of my childhood this week, and noticed this was a common question asked of me, a nearly two year old from whomever was holding the camera. Over and over again, the camera was put on me an...
Something Very Bad (Could Have) Happened
Story time!
This was written immediately after it happened, in early September of 2024. It feels appropriate to publish the story now that the show it references is #1 on Netflix. Congratulations, Haley.
Two things that set this scene:...
Violet: Bold (and) Just Like a Pansy
One of the most interesting parts of running a small business where it’s just me at the helm, is that I get to see firsthand how much my own personal life is mirrored in the experiences of my customers.
When it comes to these annual offeri...
Wide Open Spaces for Constricted Timelines
Reflections on Girls Just Wanna Weekend 7
I don’t know if it’s just me, the weirds of getting older, the weirds of the last decade…but leaving home for a trip - even if it’s something fun - has gotten more difficult. When I was preparing t...
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Queer Jewish Potion-maker and Thinker. Roots & Crowns Apothecary is based in Portland, OR.
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