The Postal Service here isn’t running full speed ahead currently so I’m switching up my wishlist for the holiday season.

I’m closing my Throne wishlist because things just aren’t coming in the mail the way the list was intended to function and many retailers no longer want to be involved, boo. I’ll be opening an amazon. ca wishlist for winter as I restock some things and start a new project because it functions with the current strike,

I play with more of you in person than online so I made a Wishlist Blog for folks who want to take on watching tracking #’s for things I’d really love to have (couldn’t insert a photo gallery here unfortunately).

****** Check out my Holiday Wishlist Here ******

Gift Cards for Amazon or Etsy

Are really handy for me to shop small businesses or stock up on basic supplies for some of the things I’m working on.

1) DO NOT put kinky or sexy words in the comments - leave it blank for discretion! I will not accept GCs with comments.

2) Send to gonzogoddess@protonmail.ch to the name “Zoe”

****** Click here for a Canadian amazon GC ******

****** Click here for an Etsy GC ******

SideQuests

1) Missing a nub from a pair of boots that I think could be sourced as a metal finding in leather work or made with a 3D printer. Are you awesome at searching for or making matching visuals? Email me.

2) Need a replacement handle for my cooler by next summer, only thing is the company never shipped to Canada. I need a replacement Telescoping Handle for a Rovr Rollr 45. They used to list them on the company website and don’t anymore, but were around 15 bucks USD.

3) Resin Project: I have a cedar foot bath that I’ve sealed regularly, as well as with clear resin, a number of coats but it still leaks. It worked fine with it’s original sealing for a year or two but became a real problem,. I’d like to find where it’s leaking and have it sealed. I don’t expect a forever fix but would love another dozen or more uses out of the bath before retiring it to a garden.

A baguette with olives for eyeballs tied to a mossy tree on a foggy hill. The background has leafless trees, greyness, and a mossy green and grey historic stone  sheep wall (half height) in the background