Samhain Samhain Moon The first annual Samhain bonfire has happened. Warren and Cheryl, Frank, Anne, Pam, Lydia and Jason, and Dawn came at various points. […]
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Samhain, 2013
Samhain Samhain Moon Tonight is Samhain, also known as All Hallow’s Eve, and Halloween. An abbreviated thick description (see post below for […]
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Fall Samhain Moon Spent most of the day making chicken-leek pot pies. Reading a French scholar named Bruno Latour today, for Modern […]
Read the rest of this entry »Fall Samhain Moon more Lucretius 1. You who have born Aeneas, pleasure of man and god, 2. Bountiful Venus, gliding smoothly underneath the […]
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Fall Samhain Moon Those leeks. Just cut’em up, trimming the hairy white afro of their root system […]
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Fall Samhain Moon My first venture into Lucretius, De Rerum Natura: Book I: 1. You who have born Aeneas, pleasure […]
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Fall Samhain Moon Split wood from the two cedars and the ironwood stacked. Plenty of kindling sized wood, some paper, smaller sized […]
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Fall Samhain Moon Additional on post just below. There is a tendency in quasi-religious, new agey […]
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Fall Samhain Moon At Barbette’s last week. The usual question. And what do you do? As always, sorting through the possible […]
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Crossing Over
Samhain Samhain Moon Javier delivered three wheelbarrows of two-year dry oak. I’ve cut up the ironwood and cedar, split and stacked them. This morning […]
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