I need advice, folks. As usual, again, and always – I respect your opinions, so feel free to… well, whatever.
Late last night, an idea of sorts burst (again) into what remains of my gray matter. It is a non-fiction writing/design project, but absolutely removed from what I usually write these days and leaning more towards what I was writing in the early bits of this decade.
It’s a selection of my old works on pagan crafting, cooking, rituals, etc. that have been expanded as I’ve grown while following my path, etc.
It’s …

The Honest [S]crap Blog Award
The Award and Rules:
This award is bestowed upon a fellow blogger whose blog content or design is, in the giver’s opinion, brilliant.
Apparently the rules are as follows:
1. When accepting this auspicious award, you must write a post bragging about it, including the name of the misguided soul who thinks you deserve such acclaim, and link back to the said person so everyone knows she/he is real.
2. Choose a minimum of 5 blogs that you find brilliant in content or design. Or improvise by including bloggers who …

I’m supposed to be gutting my room right now – you know, sorting through everything, tossing some, filing some – but I’m fighting a runny nose and weepy eyes (allergies). Excuses, excuses. But there is an insane amount of books to dust… *whine*
The last time I did this kinda clean, on this kinda level, was just before Christmas, when I moved the present stash in here for safety. I ‘tidy’, and vacuum the open areas when necessary. I don’t do this major clean on any sort of regular basis. I …

From Louise Bohmer:
Hey folks,
Come listen to me on The Funky Werepig. I think I might have to give Mr. Greg Hall 50 lashings with my whip. Bwhahahaahaaa!
Details below:
Louise Bohmer on TFW
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/The-Funky-Werepig
Date: April 3, 2009
Time: 11 pm EST
Call in number: (646) 929-1147
From Bob Freeman:
The Ghostwriters Society has gone live.
Rumor has it that those things that go bump in the night are now the ones shaking in their proverbial boots.
From M.R. Sellars, the end of an era:
Hairstyles and attitudes, are they connected?
Someone is losing his hair… [Read more here]
From R. Scott …

It’s alive!
Steven Shrewsbury gives us a tale of a Native American with some special talents, and Catherine J. Gardner met a couple of writers who really wish they hadn’t gone shopping. R. Scott McCoy knows what happens when teenage boys don’t think things through, and Barry Napier has followed a survivor along a trail into the woods, and into a plot. RH Fay brings a long lost son home to New Bedlam, and John Irvine has a conversation with a madman.
We residents have offered up a few tales of woe …