[Continued from The Tale of Thursday]

So I packed up my car -- which deserves its own note. I think I've learned how to handle this Shakespeare in the Park thing like a pro now after five years. Arrive as early as the gates open, but park nearest the exit gate as possible. Which means I can get a seat at the very front on the grass, but also leave ( Read more... )

This is my first full circle altar. In my first year with the Temple of Twelve, Orange was the first color I did when I came home, the first color that I got to build an altar for. And I had such a time, looking back at the small focus altars i made for it last year. How different it is now, too. How beautiful both.


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I started this a few weeks ago, and I've been negligent about putting up pictures of it yet.

(Or of figuring out quite how to show you the altar all together without a million little quadrant walk throughs. Remember the Orange Altar? Same Altar space. Except Orange is on the ffaarr left side, whereas Air is the section sort of topping that, and ( Read more... )

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(As apparently I'm feeling prolific today somehow.)

1. I've found myself immersed in Liz Simpson's Awakening Your Goddess tonight. It's one of the books from my full_moon_swaps Givers & Getter's package from a month or two ago. I'm really liking how open the first few chapters are. It's at once erudite, highly researched, and open to personal interpretation. It ( Read more... )

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[Cross-posted from full_moon_swaps]

This swap, and swansister's artistic talent, was truly amazing from beginning to end.

( Many pictures & Write up Inside! )

Seems I post often late at night when I should be asleep. Today my hours are all messed up ( Read more... )

I finished the rough draft of my Italo paper but didn't look at it again, as my evening revolved around getting my maintenance man back to my house after hours to fix the air so my bunny more than myself would not die of heat exhaustion. The motor is fixed, the altar moved back to its corner, and for all my panicked care and devotion Moon is ( Read more... )