Last night’s Witches’ Meetup went great!
We met at a new venue, The Cove , a combo restaurant, Laundromat and car wash. The food was fabulous. I had their chicken strip basket, and the meat was nice and moist, with not an overload of crust. Here’s their menu , and the prices were reasonable. Pagan-friendly as well; I said "Witches' Meetup" and they didn't even blink.
We sat in the bar area, which had a lot of tables and a pool table. Apparently Tuesday is a slow night, so we were not crowded into a loud venue. Eclectic musical playlist on the speakers: Queen, David Bowie, Heart, John Lennon etc. This will definitely be a Meetup venue in the future!
Conversation ranged from local pagan chat (PNO issues, upcoming Pagan Pride Day), annoying wannabes, what’s being talked about on the local Yahoo groups, the Sabbat Theatre, Mexican folk magic and the idea of President Bush mooning Crawford Camp Casey. There were other topics, but that’s what I remember.
When we left, I noted two flyers on my car. One of them was for a “I can heal with Mexican magic” flyer. We scouted around and saw that my car was the only one with this particular flyer. Everyone had a good laugh, figuring it was because of the Lycian Wicca web site plastered across my rear window. Also, Mexican folk magic had been our last topic of conversation so it was a fitting end to the evening.
crossposted to satx_pagans, txpagans
We sat in the bar area, which had a lot of tables and a pool table. Apparently Tuesday is a slow night, so we were not crowded into a loud venue. Eclectic musical playlist on the speakers: Queen, David Bowie, Heart, John Lennon etc. This will definitely be a Meetup venue in the future!
Conversation ranged from local pagan chat (PNO issues, upcoming Pagan Pride Day), annoying wannabes, what’s being talked about on the local Yahoo groups, the Sabbat Theatre, Mexican folk magic and the idea of President Bush mooning Crawford Camp Casey. There were other topics, but that’s what I remember.
When we left, I noted two flyers on my car. One of them was for a “I can heal with Mexican magic” flyer. We scouted around and saw that my car was the only one with this particular flyer. Everyone had a good laugh, figuring it was because of the Lycian Wicca web site plastered across my rear window. Also, Mexican folk magic had been our last topic of conversation so it was a fitting end to the evening.
crossposted to satx_pagans, txpagans