December of 2009…
I want to say that it was the worst month of my life.
I want to say that I was smacked in the face by reality, that I didn’t expect what happened.
The(…)
December of 2009…
I want to say that it was the worst month of my life.
I want to say that I was smacked in the face by reality, that I didn’t expect what happened.
The(…)
Ke answered both vocally and mentally. “No, that’s not. That is why I summoned you. He has requested your presence here. Get your footing, Weaver. You have a call to answer.” Ke kept kir solid grip on my arm while I forced myself to acclimate to the presence in the pillar. I swallowed my fear many times, and dealt with doubts I thought long settled. I confronted what wouldn’t settle my usual way. I asked questions.
“Angel or sylph?” “Yes.” Fuck.
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Sick. Crabby. Coughing. Whining.
Sometimes my spiritual practice and my role as a mother come into conflict. One such incident happened several months ago and presented a unique challenge for me. I thought I would share it here to help any other parents who find themselves(…)
As his hands began to rove over my hips, I decided to be frank about what was being requested of me. “Are we talking about tea, or sex?”
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What are “Tumbled Dreams”? These are the posts I made to my tumblr during the week because I felt they did not warrant a separate post on this blog. However, these “interstitials” often explain some of the backstory to the larger dream posts. For those readers that only read Three Different Ways, they may help explain some of the characters and sudden changes in plot and direction.
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Blessings Darlings!
The wind is killing me today. I’m one of those traditional types who prefers to do laundry on Mondays … and dry it on the line. But in winter/early spring, I can only get one load dry on the line on a GOOD(…)
Blessings Darlings!
I’ve been looking at my tomato planting options today. I’m not 100% happy with the variety of seeds I bought. Unless otherwise noted, all these tomatoes are open pollinated, tho’ not all are considered ‘heritage’.<br(…)
This blog may seem glaringly obvious to some people, or perhaps utter nonsense, but for me it represents a recent insight and new way of looking at the deities I honor. I’m sharing my thoughts here for the reader to contemplate and come to your(…)