Blue Moon Candles

Seeing Sticky Fingers at the Crystal Ballroom in Portland was something I’d waited seven years for—and it was absolutely worth it.
The energy, the sound, and that iconic bouncy floor made the whole night feel alive. I fell in love with the vintage, old-world vibe of the venue just as much as the music itself.
Freddy Crabs didn’t disappoint, and Claude was incredible live.
And when they played Not Done Yet…
that moment meant everything.
That song carried me through my cancer journey, and hearing it live felt like coming full circle in the most beautiful way.
Some moments stay with you forever ✨
🖤🫶🙌💫🐦‍⬛

A candle spun from gold and memory.
Lush Madagascar vanilla melts into soft cream and wild honeysuckle, wrapped in gentle green notes and a hint of caramel warmth. Our Vaniglia del Madagascar is rich, round, and deeply comforting — a scent that lingers like velvet against the skin and glows like firelight in a Renaissance atelier.

Soft vanilla tides drift through night-blooming tiare petals, kissed with a subtle spark of cardamom spice. Aloha Vanilla is warm, hypnotic, and quietly intoxicating — like moonlight on warm skin beneath island stars.

Cats are said to be moon-walkers — able to see what humans can’t in silver light
Crows/ravens are messengers between worlds and guardians of hidden knowledge
When both sit quietly together, it means peace, protection, and safe passage through change

Thought I just watched someone die…
two minutes later, she picked up her bike and rode a wheelie into the sunset.
Only in Portland.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 💚❤️🎄✨️🫶

Tonight, the Earth leans farthest away,
yet this is when the promise begins—
a secret stitched into cold soil and bone:
every darkness carries a return.

The longest night
when the twilight lingers
like a lover unwilling to leave.

Rain blesses the forest,
moss keeps our secrets,
and the earth tilts away
only to remember how to return.

Longest night.
Wet forest.
The sun holds its breath—
and love learns patience
Light Always Returns...
Merry Winter Solstice ✨️🎄🌞🕯

Happy FULL Moon🖤🌚
The word lunatic comes from Luna, Latin for “moon.” Ancient Greeks and Romans believed full moons could disturb the mind’s humors, especially if one slept under its light.
Even in medieval Europe, physicians noted “moonstruck” patients whose symptoms “waxed and waned” — a phrase still used today.

Modern studies haven’t found strong evidence of the full moon causing madness, but subtle correlations have been noted:

Slightly less deep sleep and more waking time during full moons in some studies.

Slight variations in animal behavior (e.g., coral spawning, lion hunting patterns, even hospital birth rates).

 The “Wishing Moon” Phenomenon
An old English superstition said that if you see the full moon through glass (a window) for the first time in a month, your luck will turn — unless you turn around three times and bow.
Conversely, if you first see it in open air and make a wish, it’s said to be granted before the next full moon.  

Happy Valentine's day ❤️

Happy birthday Starshine!🔥🙌✨️🎂🧡 you are LOVED✨️