ADF Clergy Retreat: Stagefright, Rejection, Instrumentality, and Joy

[chronarchy]

I'm in the process of working through the last of the notes so I can ship a summary to the ADF Clergy list about what went down and who got volunteered for what at last weekend's retreat, but one particular thing that my notes never can capture is the remarkable number of side conversations we have as Priests about Our Druidry, and the fellowship

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[chronarchy]

Looks like I might be swinging through on my way to Topeka in March, depending on a few things. I'll know soon, I think :)

[erinelfdp]

I've only ever heard French Horn players referred to as "Horns," but something tells me if someone stood up and asked all the horns present to get out their instruments, it would lead to an excessive amount of behind-the-hand snickering.

I actually had a conversation with Jan recently about other instruments in ADF. I don't play guitar, and while I like to sing I'm not incredibly good at it, so I just sort of assumed that I'd never make it as a bard. I do, however, play flute quite well. She managed to convince me (a little bit) that playing flute at rites would be a GOOD thing, and not awkward at all.