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So, here's the deal. I'm currently living in an apartment complex, without a backyard in which to dispose of spell debris(ashes, wax, et al). However, I do have a fireplace and hearth. Would it be acceptable to deposit my debris into the hearth, to have the energy become part of my home in that way?

A related and updated question: Fellowships and TA positions for grad students. Are they jobs, in so much as a steady work honey jar with the name of the appropriate decision maker(s) can help you get them?

I ask because obviously they do function as jobs for the purpose of income, work experience ...

So, I've just ordered a Steady Work Honey Jar. I'm planning on putting the name of the hiring manager of the firm I want to work for in it, in an effort to get them to hire me. Is this a valid use of the spell? Follow up: supposing I put the names of more than one person in there, if I have more ...

Just a quick question:

I'm currently doing a 9-day Money Drawing spell; ie., burn the money drawing candle for nine nights, etc.

Unfortunately, I've goofed and forgotten to do it last night. It happens, life gets hectic, you forget. Better that I forget to *light* a candle than forget and leave on ...

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I've been using the Steady Work spell kit; it got off to a rocky start, I admit(memo to self, open windows when burning incense to prevent fire alarm...) but it's complete now. So, according to the instructions, I should bury the packet of used wax, ash, etc., in my backyard. No ...

Hey folks,
I've got my uni graduation coming soon, which of course means that I will finally have to stop putting it off and join the 'real' world, God help me. Accordingly, I've got resumes out with a number of job opportunities, mostly through LinkedIn.

And there's the rub. It's damn hard to ...

Hi, folks. Sorry if there's already a topic for this, I'm not sure viz a viz the forum etiquette yet. However, this is a pressing issue.

BACKGROUND:
I have a significant other, but it's a long-distance relationship. We met online; actually, to be blunt, we met on a website catering to people with ...