I have often said I’d rather live 75 years in New England than 500 years in Lothlorian, but then again, I’m from New England, and “everyone knows” it’s the best place to live. (I daresay people where you live know why that’s the best place too.) But I love the variety, we … Continue reading →
This morning I was thinking about how it’s almost May. We are trying to get as many speakers as we can to come back (or for the first time) to the conference this fall. It’s a half year away. Six months from now, we’ll be gearing up for Halloween/ Samhain. Beginning to … Continue reading →
It seems like a long time before we’d need to think about Harvest. Up here in New England we haven’t planted yet- maybe some of the frost hardy seeds, but we don’t put in ones that can’t take the cold until the end of May. Before Harvest, we have to get through … Continue reading →
(Should I apologize for the reference? I couldn’t help myself!)I’m going to leak a secret that people usually only find out at the conference, but this year we won’t be having a program booklet, so we won’t be unveiling next year’s theme on the back cover. So here it is: Next year … Continue reading →
Walpergis Night- May Eve is April 30th; May 1st is May Day. Many Pagans get together to show solidarity with each other and our ancestors by building bonfires, and dancing around May Poles. Some remember that, as at Samhain, the veil is thin at this point in the yearly cycle, and it’s … Continue reading →