I cannot even keep track of my own contradictions and the myriad culs-de-sac in my brain. I am loving all over this incredible Julia Sweeney monologue, (thank you Eden, this is so smart!) and I’m trying to figure out about my involvement in the pagan circle at church. I had a big heart to heart [...]
Category Archives: uu
Protected: thoughts on prayer and church
August 31, 2007 – 10:51 am
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
art of the sun
June 21, 2007 – 2:25 pm
~::*HAPPY SUMMER SOLSTICE!*::~
I need sun magick so badly. I’m in a very black sluggish mood. Terrible to feel that today. I started a sketch last night called “Self Portrait as The Sun”, with Emsy as the Moon, but I had to divert my energy elsewhere and didn’t get beyond a few lines scratched in my [...]
busy | bee
June 19, 2007 – 7:32 pm
I have a slight case of rumbly belly from excitement and nervous energy. It doesn’t take much at all to give me butterflies. Nothing huge is going on, but we have a lot planned and it’s making me vaguely happy/edgy.
There’s a bunch to do this week and weekend. Tomorrow I’m spending the day with my [...]
a little the(o/a)logical/sociopolitical aside
April 19, 2007 – 12:33 pm
Heather at Hathor the Cow Goddess is a lot more crunchy than I am, or possibly than most human beings, I don’t know Usually, though, she inspires me and as with all mothering influences, I take to heart her perspectives and assimilate them into the ever-evolving complexity that is my parenting approach. Just sayin’.
Today [...]
charge of the goddess
February 3, 2007 – 11:45 pm
A piece of art for my dear UU friend, who is also a Mary-revering pagan. The text, unfortunately illegible here, is the Charge of the Goddess. Since it’s one of my favorite prayers, I’ll indulge myself & post the text below:
Listen to the words of the Great Mother, who of old was called Artemis, Innana, [...]
saints & such
December 21, 2006 – 1:52 pm
Shane’sa right- I do research too much. Right now I’m filled with crankiness at Saint Nicholas. I was researching to origins of a certain innocuous Christmas symbol, trying to form a good plan for explaining him to a young and curious Mollybird in years to come. I was hoping for some ways to align [...]
