I updated my derby helmet to have my name and my number.
I got to be undead.
I baked about 10 dozen oatmeal raisin cookies for Forest Folk.
I spent some time with my new niece Gretchen while I caught my runaway tent on this blustery day.
And I gessoed (if that's a word) a couple of pages. I plan on having some ready for when I'm camping in case the mood strikes me, which it tends to when I'm surrounded by creative people.
I ended my weekend with finally seeing Practical Magic and starting to watch True Blood. I'm glad Charlie showed me where the local video store is on the east side. Sadly though, my computer won't play any DVDs and I don't feel like fiddling with it. I have plenty more creative things coming up during my hybernation. :) Now I sleep.
Thank you so much for your kind comments on my blog : ) I agree about the extremists. It's discouraging because they give us a bad rap! Ha.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you keep coming back to my blog! I love making new blog friends. I just recently decided to start sharing my heart on my blog which has been a whole new experience for me, but so far I'm really enjoying being open and honest about my life.
Anyways, thanks again dear : )
Have a great day!
Chaucee
I totally feel your pain. A lot of the time the only Pagans who are on tv are the ones running crazy and naked or teens claiming they worship Satan. Not the people like my friends and I who enjoy everything the Earth has to give us while also being a regular member of society (ie: roller girl/bank worker). But that's just how it goes. Normal doesn't make news.
ReplyDeleteI'm fashionably challenged but I enjoy the photos and the insite. I also live a little vicariously since I didn't get to do the whole living on campus thing when I was in college.
You're welcome. You deserve the praise you get. :)
-Sarah