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Where You'll Find Me (on LJ etc)
It looks like I am never here on LJ. Not so! I am an active member of the Celtic Restorationist/Reconstructionist cr_r and Brigid's Irregulars brig_irreg communities ( Read more... ) -
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I'm doing a live chat & contest at Bitten By Books right now, till 11 pm PDT. First prize: I write a story in the genre of your choice, and you give three details for me to work with.
Interview, Chat and Contest with Author C. June Wolf
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Need Suggestions of Brigit- and CR-related Books
Hiya. As you know, I mostly don't post on LJ, but use my account as a shameless entryway into the groups I belong to: Celtic Reconstructionists and Brighid's Irregulars. Apologies, then, if you are startled by my sudden presence here ( Read more... ) -
Bless Me, LJ, For I Have Sinned...
...it has been 29 weeks since my last posting. or so you remind me.
so here i am to tell my friends that i am alive and well and enjoying a visit to haiti. hugs to all.
mael brigde
(who kind of wishes that baby goat could be with her mom, and stop bawling so piteously.) -
isn't she beautiful?
La Grande Brigitte, de Ayiti.
by the way. you MUST watch the Weeping Camel. you must! -
bi-annual hello?
hey, darlings. been a wild life. plumbing problems, internal and in-house, building manager problems (BIG ones--quite upsetting), etc., etc. but keepin' on keepin' on, and life moves slowly forward. so good to have a sangha to support me, and i them, when times are challenging. especially wonderful to find one which follows the teachings of ( Read more... ) -
Ancient Egypt Comes Alive
i forgot to mention in my last post that i am reading The House of Dreams (also published as Lady of the Reeds) by pauline gedge. i am enjoying it more than i ever expected. beautifully written, compelling plot, and a wonderfully pagan world view. if you are drawn to ancient egypt, i highly recommend this book.
blessings,
mael brigde -
Feelin' Good
i'm really enjoying Jacqui McShee's music. wonderful ( Read more... ) -
Hungry Ghost & pre-Buddhist Cultures
anybody have any sources on the pre-buddhist thinking around hungry ghosts? a bit thin on the ground, internet-wise.
many thanks for any suggestions!