A community circle to share a little of what you have, create something new, and nourish others. This community circle hopes to offer the same.
The Stone Soup folktale revolves around a charismatic visitor, who convinces all of the locals to (unknowingly) create something deliciously nourishing for everyone, just by sharing a little of what they have. By focusing on the energy of the moon and planetary cycles, allowing everyone to contribute a little of themselves, we will nourish each other and create something deliciously new!
Success!!! Our lovely Maypole for you to admire. 😻
Happy Beltane! 🌸🌞💚
04/26/2026
I stopped by our local Eco-Thrift today for a haul of ribbons to craft our Stone Soup Community Circles- Beltane Blessings and Community Maypole!!!
We’re lucky to have spaces like Eco-Thrift in our community. ☺️
I’m taking donations of ribbons- if you have any extra spools laying around- send me a message! I’ll take them!
03/24/2026
FYI- stone soup is at EQUINOX tonight and not Tandem Squared! See y’all soon!
03/13/2026
March is giving us something rare: two Friday the 13ths, side by side. 🐈⬛🖤
Not a warning. Not a curse. But a celebration.
For centuries, Friday the 13th has been twisted into a symbol of misfortune ~ but its roots tell a different story. Long before superstition took hold, this day honored feminine power, lunar wisdom, and sacred cycles. It carries the energy of the goddess — wild, intuitive, untamed — echoed in figures like Freyja, whose magic and sovereignty could never be contained.
And then there are the black cats.
Guardians of the in-between. Symbols of independence. Once revered, later feared, and now reclaimed.
Two Friday the 13ths in a row feels like a cosmic correction. A reminder that what was once demonized often holds the deepest power.
This March, we’re honoring the misunderstood and celebrating the mystical.
Move through this month like a black cat; self-possessed, intuitive, and completely unbothered by superstition.