I think that if my daughter hadn't died, maybe this pandemic would have had a bigger impact. But once your child dies, there isn't really anything else that can top that. Everything else is slightly sepia. Every once in a while I look at my life, where I am now and I grieve. There is … Continue reading So… 2020, a year of learning?
Category: divinaturism
One Path, Two Tools (or, Confessions of an Anglipaganostic)
I think I'm probably too tired to write this post, however I'm going to do it anyhow. First of all I want to thank the Universalist Fellowship of the Sacred Path - my fellow clergy and friends there who are supportive of me and my journey (as I am equally supportive of them). It's amazing … Continue reading One Path, Two Tools (or, Confessions of an Anglipaganostic)
Sacred Dishes
Today two items I had been looking forward to receiving arrived in the mail. A Chalice and Paten, from Pottery Rowe . I can't recall the name of the design.. twilight perhaps? The Chalice is much larger than I had imagined and will fit a nice big helping of mead or wine. Though pottery may not … Continue reading Sacred Dishes
In the Wind 