Yes, I Want to Bring My Dog
I have an elderly dog that I cannot leave behind for hours on end, she cannot be kennelled now in her old age, but she is very experienced in ritual and with Pagan groups and events. If I want to attend Pagan events, even outdoor events, I cannot bring her, I cannot even tie her up outside the ritual area. I even have a folding pen, a portable fence where you can set up a min-yard for one or more dogs as a play area out of the way, nope sorry, thats not even good enough most of the time. (see pic at the bottom of this post)
When I ask people get offended as if I just asked something horrible, how dare I want to bring my dog? I think it wouldn’t bother me so much if people didn’t get so uppity and nasty about a simple question. A polite “Sorry, no” will do, I do not need a lecture from someone with their nose in the air.
My dog is better behaved in ritual than most people’s crying, whining, spoiled children, and has attended more rituals than most adult pagans. The few times where I have been able… Continue reading
The Walking the Hedge 2010 Calendar
The Walking the Hedge 2010 Calendar is ready to be ordered and shipped!
Created by the gang at the Hedge, this scrapbook style calendar is a beautiful work of art printed on recycled paper.
It features fun facts, Pagan & other holidays, special dates, lunar phases, poetry, art, photography and much more!
You pay a $23.00 donation to Walking the Hedge (Canadian dollars, which includes shipping)
All proceeds go to the cost of the calendar and the cost of webhosting for the Hedge
Once you order, please contact Juniper by Email with your order number, how many calendars you ordered and your shipping information.
You can find some more previews of the Calendar in the Gallery, keep checking as more previews will be posted.
We will try our best to have it shipped to you in time for Yule/Christmas!
Just so you guys know, when you order the calendar it will go to a email called pugglesforu@hotmail.com to Susan Davies … Susan Davies is my Mom. We share a paypal account and have a shared bank acocunt that is attached to it, so don’t worry when you see that name!
Three Magical (and mundane) Things That Happened Yesterday
I headed out job hunting in the downtown core yesterday, wearing my best clothes and the boots-that-look-good-but-hurt. The stress of looking for work combined with navigating a new city on my own and a minor bladder infection was weighing heavily on my mind as I left the printing store and headed down Sparks street.
As I walked in to the cold December wind and plodded along in my boots, heavy bag over my shoulder, I began to think to myself that I should have done more to rack up “good karma” over the last week before going job hunting. Just as I finished this thought a homeless man approached me.
He was in his 50s or 60s, with scraggly grey hair and a scruffy beard. He walked with a slight limp and sported a nasty looking black eye that had swollen shut. Speaking with a thick Northern European accent (German or perhaps Norwegian) he humbly asked me for “One dollar or even fifty cents”.
I follow a mostly Celtic path, but certain Norse gods have popped up in my life a few times before. Including Odin, I have also met a couple of folks who swear they have encountered Old… Continue reading
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