You do not need a pointy hat.You almost certainly do not need a cauldron either, though one makes a superb ice bucket. What you need is already installed in your kitchen and your commute and the small superstitions you have never examined - the mug you reach for when the day is going to be difficult, the thing you say under your breath before the phone connects.This is a book about doing ordinary things on purpose.It is written for the woman with a job, a rotating shift, small children, or a bad year - and it is honest with her. There is no ceremony here that requires an hour you do not have. There is fire safety. There is a plumber named Vernon who deserved better. There is the plain admission that most of what you want a shield for is a conversation you have not had.Seventeen chapters. Every one ends with something you can do tonight, with what you already own.The magic was never the hat.
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