Circe - by Madeline Miller (By far the most recommended!)
The Song of Achilles - by Madeline Miller
Persephone - by Madeline Miller
Helen of Troy - by Margaret George
Stone Blind - by Natalie Haynes
A Thousand Ships - by Natalie Haynes
Lies We Sing to the Sea - by Sarah Underwood
Pandora - by Susan Stokes
The Maidens - by Alex Michaelides
Psyche and Eros - by Luna Mcnamara
Here, the World Entire - by Anwen Kya Hayward
Ariadne & Elektra - by Jennifer Saint
Neon Gods - by Katee Robert
The Penelopiad - by Margaret Atwood
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“JANUARY, The first month of the year, A perfect time to start all over again, Changing energies and deserting old moods, New beginnings, new attitudes”
Brewing your Tea outside in the sun not only produces a less bitter Tea, it also imbues your Tea with the energy of the sun! Simply fill a pitcher (or cup) with water and your chosen tea, and allow to steep in direct sunlight.
- 2oz vodka (tea-flavored, if you can find it; otherwise see Step 0)
- 1oz rose liqueur
- 3-4oz San Pellegrino prickly pear + orange
- black tea (about a bag’s worth, if loose)
- sage
- ice
- shaker
- measure thing
Step 0: Put black tea in vodka and stick it in the freezer to infuse for at least a week.
Step 1: Shake vodka and rose liqueur with ice and strain
Step 2: Add your sage leaf (I like to put it in here so the acid from the next step breaks it down a little and gives you more flavor)
Step 3: Top with San Pellegrino
It’s v e r y sweet, and if you overdo it on the rose liqueur, it will absolutely become perfume; keep the 2:1:3 ratio in larger quantities to make punch for a romantic picnic to your nearest mysterious glowing cave!
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I am not one to soak up the summer sun for fun, the shade is better suited for me, but I sometimes seek outside serenity on the still-sultry-yet-not-insufferable summer nights, sitting under the stars' shimmering delight show. Then mosquitoes start to bite; a parent shouts for their children to come inside; sirens blare and a truck sputters by; firecrackers are shot off like it's already the Fourth of July; thunder rumbles ominously followed by lightning streaking the sky.
I sigh, serenity seeming impossible to come by...until I spot the fireflies and the frogs croak their nightly lullaby. I am reminded to focus on the soothing that exists even amidst the cacophony.
Found this, not positivity but just felt like sharing in case any of you needed a warm drink! 🖤 (If you’re under legal drinking age, please don’t have the alcoholic ones. Just needed to say.)