11:11, a Book, and a Very Accomplished Morning

It’s 11:11 on 11/11, and I have something wonderful to share.

I couldn’t let that timing go to waste. Make a wish. I’ll wait. 😉🌙

This morning, Wibbly and I went through the proof of my book together.

I call her Wibs. She’s good company, although her contribution to proofreading mostly involved occupying the chair and looking as though she had already read it.

I checked the words. She supervised. 😂

And now I’m sitting here feeling so accomplished that I want to stop for a minute and actually enjoy it.

The Third Edition of Manifesting with Moon Magic: A Beginner’s Guide to Wishing on the Moon has been submitted to Amazon in paperback and Kindle formats, with a scheduled release date of Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 2026.

There. I get to say that now.

Holding the work in my hands

There is something wonderful about holding a printed book after spending so much time working on it through a screen.

I could turn the pages, look at the cover, read through the chapters, and see how everything came together. All those individual decisions had become something I could sit down with in my favorite chair.

With a cat, naturally.

I’m happy with it. I love the cover, and I’m proud of what’s inside.

It would be very easy to finish checking the proof, click the next button, and immediately start thinking about everything else that needs doing. There is certainly plenty waiting for me.

But I worked hard on this. Today, I want to give myself a little room to feel good about it.

How I got here

When I first went to a women’s circle, I had no idea that experience would eventually lead me to write a book.

I was trying to find a little of myself again.

Moon wishing gave me a reason to pause and think about what I wanted. There were wishes to make, things to be grateful for, and feelings I needed to acknowledge. Over time, I began to understand which parts of the practice felt meaningful to me and how I wanted to carry them into my everyday life.

I kept going independently. I asked questions. I made changes. I found my own words.

That experience shaped the guide I wanted to share.

A practice with room for you

As I worked on this edition, I wanted readers to feel welcome to begin where they are.

You can write your wishes in a notebook or type them into your phone. You can practice alone or with other people. You can take your time figuring out what you want, and you can change your mind when you learn something about yourself.

Your words can sound like you.

Those are small permissions, perhaps, but they matter to me. I wanted to make room for the person who is curious and doesn’t quite know where to start. For the person returning to something they set aside. For someone who could use a quiet moment to ask, “What do I want for myself?”

I know how much that question can hold.

An 11:11 moment worth keeping

I like those little moments when you notice the clock and it gives you a reason to pause.

You might make a wish, think of someone you love, or simply smile because you caught it again.

Today, I’m using my 11:11 pause to appreciate how far this project has come. There were plenty of ordinary hours behind this moment: writing, revising, checking files, making decisions, and coming back to do a little more.

So yes, I’m making a wish for this book.

I hope it finds the people who could use it. I hope someone opens it, recognizes a little of themselves, and feels comfortable enough to begin.

Thanksgiving feels right

I originally considered November 27 for the release, then moved it to Thanksgiving Day.

I liked that date better.

Gratitude is part of this practice, and it feels fitting to release the Third Edition on a day that invites us to notice what we appreciate.

Today, I’m grateful that I kept working on it. I’m grateful for the experiences that gave me something to write about, and for the chance to share what I’ve learned in my own way.

I’m also grateful for a warm chair and a very patient proofreading companion.

There will be more to share as release day gets closer. For now, the files are submitted, Wibs has completed her supervisory duties, and I’m allowing myself to enjoy a very good morning.

I made something I’m proud of.

At 11:11 on 11/11, that feels like a lovely thing to put out into the world.

Maybe this guide will open a door for you, too. You get to decide what happens next.

With a little Moon Magic,

Kat 🌙

The Third Edition is scheduled for November 26, 2026. I’ll share the Kindle pre-order link here once Amazon’s review is complete.