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Rosemary Cherry Walnut Scones
I baked a batch of impossible scones this morning. I say impossible, because I had plenty of dry ingredients and things to add flavor, but I've been broke and inventively working through my pantry staples for the past two weeks, which means I've been out of things like milk and butter for a good 10 days now. (Not that I use much butter these days ( Read more... ) -
Woot Woot Boo
Woot!: I went to hooping last night, and even though I was really late and only got about half an hour of hooping time, I think I sucked about 3% less than last time. (I can keep the hoop going for 5-10 minutes at a time now, so this time I was working on bringing it back up to my waist when it starts to get low on the hips ( Read more... ) -
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Hello, Livejournal. I now resume normal boring posts about my normal boring life.
Remember back when I posted about the American Farmland Trust's "America's Favorite Farmer's Market" contest?. Guess what? The contest is still going on, and the Bloomington Farmers' Market is currently in 10th place in the Large category! So go here to vote, and ( Read more... ) -
Rotating babble, in no particular order
- BPAL put up their Halloween update today. Holy crap, that's a ton of stink right there. I'm mostly not feeling wanty-grabby about most of them, though some of the South American ones look interesting, and I'm tempted by Hellhound On My Trail and John Barleycorn just cause. Also, does anyone else wish that To Autumn had been called Fuck Me, I ( Read more... )
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Update schmupdate
Had a lovely weekend in the woods to celebrate Lughnassadh with the grove. There's a long-ass update about it (with photos!) over at ngetal.
I also updated the other day's BPAL post to include reviews of Penumbra, Chaos Theory, and Voodoo, if any of you are interested in that sort of thing.
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Beltane with Black Bear Grove
Black Bear Protogrove will be celebrating the Celtic fire festival of Beltane on Saturday, May 6, at 2:30 pm. Please join us in celebrating the surging of warmth, fertility, and vitality in the land and in ourselves. We'll be honoring the Irish deities Oengus mac Og, the god of love, and Flidais, the woodland goddess known for her sexual potency ( Read more... ) -
Black Bear Imbolc
It is the new year, and though spring is still far off, the days are slowly growing longer; we think of fresh beginnings and look forward to the return of the warmth ( Read more... ) -
Black Bear Samhain - 10/29
Hello folks ( Read more... )