Meanwhile, at Misty Acres
Mom is teaching the horses how to levitate.
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Post Cards from Misty Acres
Now that the snow has melted (and the streams and rivers rising!) Mom has sent me some nice photos from back at the farm.
The Way it Goes
Off and on I have delved deep into practice, into doing … no more than that, into really living my practice. I have lived on many acres of land, living a fairly simple lifestyle and also living off the land to a certain extent. I was also having a go at traditional lifestyles as well, doing it the old way.
I carried water up a mountain side everyday (sometimes twice or thrice) so I could cook, clean and drink. I learned the value, the sacredness, of every single drop. There are few things in the world that can teach you to truly understand that water is indeed the lifeblood of the Earth (and everything that lives on and within Her) than being a small, barefoot woman, thirsty to the point of parched, dragging 30 pounds of water up a rocky mountain side under a blazing summer Sun.
I dragged (and later carried as I grew stronger) hay bales about the place to feed horses and livestock. I wishpered prayers to Epona everyday … and more as I tried to tend a wound on a half-gentled young filly.
I spent many long nights up to my elbows in blood and birthing… Continue reading
Keeping Busy
Just a few of the things going on in my life right now:
Working on the 2011 Walking the Hedge calendar and day planner
The Wheel of the Year image for the Northern Hemisphere version
Writing that book I’ll never finish
Getting ready to turn 30 at the end of the month
Hosted the Witch & Stitch Circle at my house
Here's me getting ready (note my feet)
Working on the podcast
Writing the next blog post in the series on feminism and womanhood
Decided it was time to do a little re-vamping and re-dedicating of my Bag of Bones (and stones and sticks and things) I use for divination, also working on writing a blog post about that
Dem bones enjoying a little sunshine
Being a troublesome moderator, over at Bren’s forum
Troubleshooting bugs over at the Hedge
Working in the garden (stay tuned for blog post and pics about that)
Grieving my horse Morgan, who was mauled by a bear (at the family farm) and had to be put down, as well as hoping a beagle named Lacey (also at the family farm) comes home and isn’t lost forever
She was so young and pretty
I hope everything… Continue reading
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