It has been a while, hasn’t it, dear ones? The last time I posted here I was still preparing to buy a mobile home to renovate and travel in. I believe it was right before I had my appendix removed, if I have my dates correct. I did buy the RV in July 2017 and… Continue reading Alive and growing…
Charge of the Goddess
Originally posted on Radical Muse:
Adapted by Shekhinah MountainwaterOriginally compiled and composed by Doreen Valiente Hear ye the words of the Star Goddess The dust of whose feet Are the hosts of heaven She whose body Encircles the universe: I am the beauty of the green earth And the white moon amongst the stars And…
Changes…
Ah, the beginning of a new calendar page (I still need to get mine out of one of the packing boxes) and the potential for reaching goals and making changes. Granted, we have that potential every single moment that we are alive, yet we hold onto the concept that it means more at the… Continue reading Changes…
Old voices
There once was a Woman who had enjoyed an afternoon in a local shop, browsing the items, petting the shop cat, and spending time with her friends. When it came time to go, they all paid for their items and left the store, hugging in the parking lot and setting out to go home. But… Continue reading Old voices
Endings, beginnings, and both
As the light outside finally reaches a point where I can see outside the window, I think about the night that just ended. Another restless one, but this day has the potential for great things. And that started the whirl of thoughts of when things end and how the next thing begins. Not long ago… Continue reading Endings, beginnings, and both
A Poem
Occasionally, I feel the need to write out a bit of poetry and out comes the pencil and paper. I usually just let the poem flow as it comes, with no particular plan. This one came to me as I was knitting a sweater and musing over how my life has been changing over the… Continue reading A Poem
Slowly, slowly
Originally posted on Morrigan's Nest:
As cold temperatures race through the country, I can’t help but wonder how I’m going to handle the winters. Oh, I have ideas of adding insulation, possibly the under-floor heating, and lots of wooly rugs, but will that be enough? I know that I could just drive somewhere where…
