FREE: Witches' Datebook 2005 (9-20-1)

Someone goofed; we always give descriptions! Here is what should have been in the listing: 144 pages, wire spiral bound paperback, 5" X 8". Front cover has a small crease at bottom right corner; back cover has a small crease at upper left corner. I cannot affirm that there are no missing pages, but this appears to be a calendar that was never used, just tossed probably in a drawer and I do not see any indication of any missing pages, although I only scanned through. The only mark I see inside is on the very last page, which is the fifth of five pages for names, addresses, phones, etc. It appears that someone probably had a ballpoint in their hand and it "scribbled" a three/four line mark, which other than being noticeable does not prevent that section from being used. My only concern is that this is for the year 2005, so any daily info (moon, etc.) would not be correct. Other notations like June 26 is the birthday of Stewart Farrar, Wiccan author and the date Richard of Gloucester assumes the English throne after accusing the widowed queen of Edward IV of witchcraft in 1483, of course are still correct. And little notes on some days like: Never use iron to harvest plants used for magic, as its touch dispels their power. Even tho I know nothing about all this, I am finding it interesting to read (Thanks to you asking about the datebook and I started scanning) some of the notations like: Painting the ceiling of your porch sky blue frightens away ghosts and wandering spirits; in the old South this special color was called "haint blue". I've been in the "old South" all my life and never heard this. Nor do I have a blue ceiling on my porch. Ok, I have rambled, for which I am famous; if you have other questions, don't hesitate to ask.