- Lammas
- Lughnasadh
- Loaf Mass
- 7 Aug 2010 0845 MST
Astronomically:
Not very interesting.
Neopagan:
Traditionally, this is one of the four Major Sabbats.
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Only a really good friend would be paying enough attention to my tiny problems as to notice that in her google feed reader, she could access blog posts going back to 2006. So now I have a text file with everything I’ve posted since about…<checks> November of 2006. It will take time, and it will be ugly, but I should be able to put some old posts back on the site. Thanks a million, Barb. UPDATE: Strangely, a large portion of the posts seem to have come from 17 Nov 06. Hrm. Oh wells, at least I have the content… Share on Facebookhttp://www.ftrain.com/robot_exclusion_protocol.html This is one of those great stories that I wanted to preserve forever with this blog. Heh. Follow the link above, or I’ve copied the text below against the possibility that the author’s website will disappear. Continue reading Great short story Share on FacebookAaaaand we’re back. Just reinstalled after a complete blog blank that took out 5 years of writing and personal history. It’s entirely my doing – it’s what I get for not instituting a proper backup policy. Still, there was a lot there I’m sorry to have lost. Expect changes and random outages for a little bit. Share on Facebook“You can’t possibly mean to hurt me with that weapon.” “Why not?” Mina raised the gun, aiming down the sights. Slowly, deliberately, she angled it to point at his groin. His eyes widened briefly, then he smiled. “I’m a vampire.” Share on Facebook
This is it – the big daddy, the most important of all Pagan holy days. Not to mention my favorite. While this day is of little astronomical significance, it is both Pagan New Year (for many sects) and the feast of the dead for several religions. On this day, the veils between worlds are thin, and we welcome our loved ones back from across the veil. Some may leave food out for them, others light lanterns to guide their loved ones home. Continue reading Happy Halloween! Share on Facebook…hear me roar!
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7:70 PM (EST) 20 March 2007 Astronomically: Today, Day and Night are equal – sort of. (Because the Sun becomes visible before it is actually above the horizon, this day is not an equilux. Darn refraction of the atmosphere!) The Earth’s equatorial plane and the plane of the ecliptic (the plane of our orbit around the sun) are aligned. (The Earth is upright!) Today the sun rises exactly in the East and sets in the West. From now until the Solstice, the equatorial plane tilts further and further South, causing the Sun to appear to head North – it will seem to rise in the ENE instead of the East. The Northern Hemisphere gets warmer as we receive an increasing % of the Sun’s thermal energy. Share on FacebookOh, and the Broads have our first big show this weekend. This is the type of event that can draw 10s of thousands of people. If we’re lucky, very, very lucky, this could be a big weekend for us. I’m going to make as much inventory as I can get cranked out between here and Saturday morning. Wish us luck! Share on Facebook |
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