Will do magic for small change Have you ever wondered what magic is capable of? Have you ever been captivated by illusions and tricks that seem to defy the laws of nature? Well, imagine having the opportunity to witness these magical wonders right before your eyes, all for just a small amount of spare change. Magic has always held a certain allure and fascination for people of all ages. From the mysticism of ancient civilizations to the stage performances of modern-day magicians, this art form continues to captivate and astound audiences. The idea of witnessing something seemingly impossible is thrilling, and it is this thrill that draws people in. But what if you could experience the magic without breaking the bank? What if you could witness incredible feats of illusion for just a small amount of change? This concept may seem too good to be true, but it is not as far-fetched as it may seem. Many street performers and up-and-coming magicians are now taking their talents to the streets, performing awe-inspiring tricks for anyone willing to spare a few coins.
Many street performers and up-and-coming magicians are now taking their talents to the streets, performing awe-inspiring tricks for anyone willing to spare a few coins. These performers are often highly skilled and trained in the art of illusion, able to manipulate your perception and make the impossible seem possible. By doing magic for small change, these magicians not only provide entertainment for passersby but also give those who may not have the means to attend expensive shows the opportunity to witness magic firsthand.
The Forest Witch Playlist
If you're anything like me, Halloween is less about parties and costumes and more about the feeling. I know that's vague, but hear me out. Every year, right around the middle of September the strange urge to move to a cottage in the middle of the woods starts to overpower me. Now you have to understand, I'm from a huge city, I absolutely detest insects, I have horrible allergies, and I also suffer the unfortunate genetic affliction of being ginger, so the sun and I are not the best of friends. If I'm being completely honest, I'm really not a huge fan of the outdoors. But despite all of this, every year, by the time October hits I want to put on a long flowing dress and run through the forest barefoot, collecting herbs and casting spells. At night, I want to drink tea and read from big old books surrounded by candlelight. I want the sky to be overcast every day and the moon to be full every night.
So, just in case you're anything like me, and parties are not really your thing, here's my playlist to bring you into the cottagecore Halloween of my dreams.
One final note, if a big crazy party is your thing on Halloween, this playlist is also great for the end of the night winddown (and for letting everyone know it's time to get the hell out of your house.)
Happy Halloween, Witches!
Cursed - Lord Huron
"There are runes on my skin . They appear when she walks in . I am bound by her spell . I am chained to do her will."
- The perfect song to set the witchy vibes.
Old Pine - Ben Howard
"We stood . Steady as the stars in the woods."
- No forest themed playlist would be complete without this song.
Haunting - Halsey
"I was as pure as a river . But now I think I'm possessed . You put a fever inside me . And I've been cold since you left."
- The perfect blend of heartbreaking and eerie.
Silver Springs - Fleetwood Mac
"Time cast a spell on you but you won't forget me . I know I could've loved you but you would not let me."
- If we're being honest this playlist could also double as a very effective breakup playlist.
Muddy Waters - LP
"Where we end is not the way that we had planned . All the spirits gather 'round like it's our last day . To get across you know we'll have to raise the sand."
- The is something about this song that just makes me feel like a complete badass.
Cosmic Love - Florence and the Machine
"The stars, the moon, they have all been blown out."
- Picture it: the sun has gone down and you're dancing in your flowing dress in the middle of a clearing surrounded by fireflies with this song blaring.
Ophelia - The Lumineers
"Oh, Ophelia. Heaven help a fool who falls in love."
- This song is on here mostly because Ophelia is just such a great witch name.
If I Go, I'm Goin' - Gregory Alan Isakov
"And I will go if you ask me to and I will stay if you dare."
- If you've seen The Haunting of Hill House, you'll know why this song is perfect for Halloween.
Heavenly Day - Patty Griffin
"Lay here and watch the trees sway . Oh, can't see no other way."
Resolution - Matt Corby
"So, from the cradle to quarter age . Oh, I bought the book but didn't flip the page."
- First of all, his voice is just *chef's kiss*. Second, there is just something so autumnal about this arrangement it had to be on this list.
Monster - Walking on Cars
"So I howl at the moon . I'd choose pain over you, I would."
- This one is perfectly self-explanatory
Dark Doo Wop - MSMR
"If we're gonna die, bury us alive . If you're searching for us you'll find us side by side."
- Singing along to this song feels like casting a spell.
My Tears Ricochet - Taylor Swift
"And I can go anywhere I want . Anywhere I want, just not home . And you can aim for my heart, go for blood . But you would still miss me in your bones."
- This whole album is really the ultimate cottagecore, forest witch playlist. It would have been a crime to not include at least one song.
Crystal - Stevie Nicks
"Drove me through the mountains . Through the crystal-like clear water fountain."
- Can't have a witch-themed playlist without a song from the OG witch herself.
October Skies - Mumford and Sons
"In the valley I'm free . But in the hills I soar until your silhouette is gone once more."
- The perfect haunting song to round out this fantasy.
Listen to the full playlist here:
Happy Halloween, Witches!
They bring wonder and joy to the streets, creating a sense of awe and excitement for all who encounter their performance. Furthermore, these street performers often rely on the support and generosity of their audience to continue pursuing their passion. By contributing even a small amount, you are not only supporting the arts but also encouraging these talented individuals to continue sharing their magic with the world. So, the next time you come across a street magician asking for a small donation in exchange for a mind-blowing trick, consider giving them a chance. You never know what wonders you may witness, and your spare change could be the catalyst for a truly magical experience..
Reviews for "The Power of Small Change in Relationships: Creating Magic in Your Connections"
1. John - 2 stars - I was excited to read "Will do magic for small change" based on the interesting premise and positive reviews, but I ended up being quite disappointed. The story felt disjointed and lacked a clear direction. The protagonist's journey seemed to go nowhere, and I often found myself bored and confused. Additionally, I didn't connect with any of the characters as they felt one-dimensional and underdeveloped. It's a shame because the concept had so much potential, but the execution fell flat for me.
2. Sarah - 1 star - I struggled to finish "Will do magic for small change" as I found it incredibly slow-paced and overly descriptive. The author seemed to go off on tangents and included unnecessary details that didn't add anything to the overall story. I found myself skipping paragraphs just to get to the point, but even then, I couldn't find much substance. The writing style also didn't resonate with me, and I found it hard to engage with the narrative. Overall, I was disappointed with this book and wouldn't recommend it to others.
3. Mark - 2 stars - "Will do magic for small change" was not what I expected. The magical elements advertised in the synopsis were barely present, and the plot focused more on the mundane aspects of the protagonist's life. I found it hard to stay interested in the story as it lacked any real excitement or intrigue. Additionally, the pacing was slow, and the ending felt anticlimactic. While some readers may enjoy the introspective nature of the book, it just wasn't for me. I was left wanting more magic and less mundane everyday life.