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Big happy sigh.
Jun. 2nd, 2011 12:35 pmFeeling much better today. Happy. Peaceful. Generally in a good place.
Jun. 2nd, 2011
For my Blue Star friends and colleagues: this post isn't about whether or not to go beyond Dedication. This post is about the intense, driven momentum that so many of us experience (or have experienced) in working our way through a Craft degree system.
It's also about what Initiation doesn't mean, and whether a strong ritual Priest/Priestess has to Initiate at all.
As usual, your mileage may vary.
( Read more... )
It's also about what Initiation doesn't mean, and whether a strong ritual Priest/Priestess has to Initiate at all.
As usual, your mileage may vary.
( Read more... )
Odd combinations
Jun. 2nd, 2011 08:51 pmThings you find when you combine a funeral director with a science fiction fanatic:
http://www.ugo.com/the-goods/big-fan-get-buried-in-the-doctor-who-casket
And then there was the time that Trent built a rolling version of Tutankhamon's most elaborate sarcophagus as his Pinewood Derby entry (with lots of help from the amazing Tracy).
And the next year he entered a bleeding long bone on wheels.
That's what happens when you simultaneously expose a Cub Scout to an ex-archaeologist and a funeral director.
http://www.ugo.com/the-goods/big-fan-get-buried-in-the-doctor-who-casket
And then there was the time that Trent built a rolling version of Tutankhamon's most elaborate sarcophagus as his Pinewood Derby entry (with lots of help from the amazing Tracy).
And the next year he entered a bleeding long bone on wheels.
That's what happens when you simultaneously expose a Cub Scout to an ex-archaeologist and a funeral director.