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[dyven17]

I've spent a good deal of my vacation in Myrtle Beach poking around on a Yahoo! group for British Traditional Wicca Seekers. Amber and Jet was a recommendation made to me while I was still a moderator for Wiccantogether. I joined and then never participated or even read the archives of the group

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[dyven17]

I know what it's like to see someone and know that I don't want to be within twenty feet of them when I'm spiritually vulnerable. You can smell the wrongness coming off of them - the crazy radiates like the stink of decay.

Where might the Wica be found in these Ohio parts? Witchvox isn't particularly helpful - a lot of fluff and dead ends. Or is that an eventual question for A&J?

After thinking about all the ways I could phrase this question, here goes: How long have the Wica been around? That is, how far back could you move the core practices and have them be recognizable to Those Who Came Before?

...I miss talking to people about this sort of thing... :/

[ihatejournalism]

I never found anything that cool at Myrtle Beach (by which I mean, spiritual insight)!

. . . Just tell me you'll visit Ripley's Believe It or Not.

It was awesome. Really.

Also, check out the aquarium. It is so worth it.

(Phil bought me a stuffed sea turtle I named Mr. Floppy A. Reginald III, Esq.)
xoxo

[kikiwritingbird]

Part of humility is acknowledging our weakness and trying to overcome or compensate for them.

I have notice that I can be a bossy diva sometimes, particular in the acting scenes I have to perform with others. I feel horrible afterward when I realize that I might have been too overbearing, and I apologize later to my classmates. In most instances, they don't even notice: they recognize that I was trying to be helpful and that my insight helps the scene become better.

You're a blunt person sometimes, it's just part of your make-up. But you recognize that, and are aware that sometimes bluntness isn't the way to go. Most people around you are pretty quick to pick up on that, too ^_-.