Because I totally was. By the long holiday off, by the Solstice, by Christmas, by the Poseidea, by the Calends of January, by the amount of work thrown at my face after the long week off, and by Gods, even by the Dionysia and Haloa. When they say this time is a busy time, they're not kidding. And we're not even done, yet. The first noumênia after the winter solstice is just around the corner.
But, behind all the busy-ness and holiday stress is great merriment and celebration, and a big opportunity to commune with the Gods. These times are not holy tides for nothing, and they have been so for hundreds of years.
Unfortunately, I'm not blogging about them today, as I have some cooking, and then, some sleeping to do. I will update, though, over the next few days, I promise. Also, I took pictures, and lots of them. I'll be sure to share them with you.
(PS: If you're wondering what Frodo or Gandalf has to do with this blog, not so much other than that I'm a huge Tolkien fan, and a pious cultor of LOTR (and soon, Hobbit) dvd-thons.)
À bien tôt!
Musings on contemporary ethnic paganism from a hybrid sapling living in the Philippines
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