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She uses a butterknife for an athame, so that it won't harm any little
hands.
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She uses birthday candles; one, they are more economical; two, they can
finish burning out by the time the child wakes up from their nap.
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She starts to chant to the tunes of nursery rhymes.
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When she invokes a Goddess, she first asks that the Goddess not wake
up her child.
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She begins every spell with "Don't let the baby wake up before this spell
is cast" and ends the spell with "Blessed be the Goddess for keeping the
baby asleep! So mote it be!"
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When she wants to call the quarters she uses Legos; since they do come
in blue, green, red and yellow. She simply builds a tower when calling
the quarter, then kicks the tower over when she is finished.
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Her ceremonial clothes are anything in the house that is still clean.
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She uses essential oils on the baby wipes for her cleansing baths before
rites.
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She replaces the cake and wine with milk and cookies.
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She has been seen talking to the cat. And the cat seems to understand.
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Instead of saying "bless you," when you sneeze, she says "blessed be."
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You are surprised when your classmates pull out aspirin for a head ache.
Your mom always gave you bark to chew on.
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All of your baby food jars -- hundreds, it seems -- were recycled as
candle-holders.