- Location:Home
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excited - Music:Borderlands background music
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aggravated
One of the most disgusting quitting methods I've heard of is this: Smoke as usual for a week. Don't empty your ashtray. At the end of the week, dump the contents of the ashtray into a tall glass. Fill with water and let steep into a gross infusion of sorts. Drink it. In the bathroom. With the toilet lid open. Wait to puke for about 0.05 seconds. Sleep in the bathroom, hugging your new best friend. Congratulations, you will never smoke again.
- Location:Home
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exhausted - Music:Rocket Bowl music
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cheerful
- Location:home
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blah - Music:Street Fighter IV noises
This scarf, although it appears to be made of nothing but holes, is soooo warm and cozy. The yarn is the same as in the hat below. It is super soft, and I love the way it feels. It's made in a v-stitch - very quick to work up, and the stitch looks very pretty.
- Location:Home
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accomplished - Music:None
I heart my hat. It has a matching scarf that I'll post soon. This is a rolled brim hat of my own design. It's cuddly soft and very warm. I love it. It fits loosely, so it doesn't feel confining at all, which is why I usually eschew hats and deal with the cold. Looks even better on.
- Location:Home
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accomplished - Music:None
This is my Faerie Rings scarf in an autumnal colorway. In case you couldn't tell, I was inspired to create this design by, wait for it, paper chains. Paper chains! Who woulda thunk it? The rings really do interlock, as there are no seams. I have made one in the same colorway but included a sage green ring, one in JMU colors, and one in dark and light turquoise.
- Location:Home
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cheerful - Music:Video game music
- Location:Here
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chipper - Music:None
Fertile Ground Gathering 2009
May 7 - May 10
Prince William Forest Park
Triangle, Virginia
Among the trees, beneath the stars, we come together once again to celebrate Beltane in the spirit of days long past.
This year, Fertile Ground Gathering has expanded to be a four-day festival! We'll once again be celebrating spring, life, family, and the fertile soil which will offer us the opportunity to grow the seeds of community among those who walk the Pagan paths once more!
Fertile Ground is a family-friendly Beltane festival which offers fantastic workshops and services, diverse rituals, spectacular entertainment, drum circles and dancing around nightly bonfires, cabin camping, fantastic meals, some very special guests and of course, dancing around the maypole!
Last year's gathering was an amazing success and we're looking forward to doing it again this year - bigger and better! We'd love for you to join us!
Please visit our website at http://www.fertilegroundgathering.c
Camping space is limited, so register early to make sure you get a spot. We hope to see you there!
Details about what to bring, pricing, accommodations, meals, workshops and activities can be found on our website. There is a lot to see! Please visit our website today!
http://www.fertilegroundgathering.c
Fertile Ground Gathering is sponsored by ShadowGrove , an ecclectic pagan community in Northern Virginia. For more information about Fertile Ground or ShadowGrove, please contact SpiritHawk or Truthsong at grovekeepers@shadowgrove.com.
Lovely meme borrowed from sunrising and venchue and felinea
The Challenge:
- Post 3 things you've done in your lifetime that you don't think anybody else on your friends list has done.
- See if anybody else responds with "I've done that."
- Have your friends cut & paste this into their journal to see what unique things they've done in their life.
1. Sang on the stage at the Kennedy Center (ask - it's not what it seems).
2. Went tornado chasin' (and freaked out before it got too bad and went home).
3. Designed a study and wrote a 26 page paper on whether or not the images in Playboy over a 40 year span of time reflected the women's movement (they do).
Bonus thing I've done... lost the 26 page paper. Drat. I was proud of that.
- Location:Sofa
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curious - Music:AC humming
It's funnn!!! I like looking for interesting shapes in it. Like cloud watching. I think I'll make another one soon and use Matt's colored pencils on it. Prismacolors are awesome. It's a shame that non-artsy people like me are not introduced to them until an artist friend tells them that there are such wonderous implements of coloring out there!!!
| Which Goddess lurks in your soul? Hecate You hold more power in your little finger than most do in their entire being! Hecate is perhaps the most selective of all deities who inhabit the souls of mortals. Being the goddess of the crossroads, Cosmic Knowledge, and of course witches and magic she can’t be bothered by residing in the souls of the mundane. She often chooses those who practice the craft of the old ways and those who harbor deep mystical secrets that must be kept close. Your soul is old, perhaps having been present at the birth of the cosmos in some form or another. Your ability to comprehend the necessity of death and it’s beauty have awakened a connection to the underworld, where Hecate has been known to reign and you relish this otherworldly bond. Darkness suits you well, as many of the best secrets of the cosmos can be found there. |
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