Tag Archives: sick

Moving From the Theoretical to the Concrete

Lughnasa Waxing Back to School Moon Kate has had a nasty cold since Monday and I can feel it trying to claw its way up my esophagus, making my throat scratchy. My hope is that the recent two time bout … Continue reading →

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Feeling Better. Me. Dwindling. Hilo.

Lughnasa Waxing Artemis Moon Ah. It seems the nasties have journeyed on to other warm bloody creatures, leaving me in peace for now. I hope my body now recognizes and will fend off these creatures that live only to replicate … Continue reading →

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Lunch

Lughnasa Waxing Artemis Moon Slept well past 6:30 this morning, then a very long nap. The body still marshalling its resources. I’m ready to be done with this, but it does not seem ready to be done with me. In … Continue reading →

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Small Towns

Beltane Full Planting Moon As a cold winds down, the body’s defenses leave sludge from the war behind, most of it right now parked behind my cheek bones. I don’t know whether I really haven’t had a cold in two … Continue reading →

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1:1-20

Beltane Full Planting Moon This morning I had scheduled for Ovid. I’m down to verse 20 of the first book, about 14,980 verses to go. I’ve not checked 10-20 with my tutor, so my translations are tentative until tomorrow. Still, … Continue reading →

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Good for the Crops

Beltane Full Planting Moon Much of our garden is a couple of weeks ahead of schedule. If it doesn’t produce leggy plants that focus on leaves, that should mean increased productivity for the vegetables. Since we would not have put … Continue reading →

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AncienTrails

We all walk ancientrails. Welcome to the journey.