I have some prayers I plan on using privately (unless Zach and/or Tom want to participate with that, but I doubt it.) I'm also going to bake bread and leave some out for the faeries and the God/Goddesses along with some wine if I can get to the store to buy some. I can't drink it (damn it!) because of my diabetes medication but maybe one sip since I was allowed that sip of communion wine. Zach loves it so he'll be glad to do that.
The rest of the weekend will be getting better organized and cleaning up inside and out.
I really need to explore awen, too, as I need to appeal to my muse to help me creatively.
I was pondering today all the changes in my life since renouncing Christianity and embracing Paganism and I really do believe I'm a better person for it. I know that my marriage has improved from the change. Which totally amazes me as Tom is still nominally Christian. But he really didn't like me as a Christian because I was so obnoxious about being "right" and being fundie. So he's all for this and is encouraging both Zach and me at every opportunity.
Well, I'm working on my crane bag now. I'm using the Green Man chart by Sharon Clark. I plan on making it a drawstring bag but because of the size of the chart and the yarn I'm using, it's going to be plenty big. Which will probably be a good thing.
I lost some
Off to knit and watch Fellowship of the Ring commentaries. I'm making progress on the Sweeping Statement tabard-like thing I'm knitting as well.
Happy Lammas to you.
ReplyDeleteI lose readers all the time. I curse A LOT and I talk about stuff that most people only whisper about. The first time someone dropped me I got all sensitive about it...now I look at it like "good, I've said something that made someone uncomfortable". We all know that discomfort brings about change. Perhaps I planted a seed and it may grow in the future. Also it took me MONTHS to get above a 10 people following.
Sounds like you have planned a wonderful Lammas celebration!
ReplyDeleteInannasstar, initially I started up with a "knitting blog" but gradually talked more about other things although knitting is still my passion. But I was afraid to talk about anything that might make people leave because of that whole wanting to be liked thing. Now I just don't care. If they leave, they leave. Hell, my own family wouldn't even read the damned thing.
ReplyDeleteBut I have to admit that this blog is more my favorite because I'm more "me" here. Still, there is a part of me on the other one and I like keeping them separate.
But I really do love your biting wit and sense of humor. And the fact that you do tell it like it is.
Debra, the planning is kind of dwindling down as I'm really tired today and have a headache. I think it will be much simpler than I had intended. But that's okay, too, because there are no roolz here. LOL
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