It’s been a long week here at casa Lee slash Wetherup. So much stuff going on, most of it unnecessary to the daily functioning of our home and lives that… well, it’ll suffice to say we made it through. This week has shed some light on spots in our own lives where things could be better, and how we can take steps to improve ‘em. This is a good thing!

Okay, I’m a few days early, but nonetheless, Happy Mabon!
The Creating New Pagan Family Traditions chapbook for Mabon went through the publishing process yesterday, and is now available on Smashwords, Amazon Kindle and at Etsy.

On Friday, Chuck Wendig posted another Flash Fiction Challenge, giving us a link to several images of, and an article about, a weird construct found in South America.

If you live in a rural area (at least this one), and sometimes even if you don’t, there are two things you see a lot of around this time of year.

As many long time visitors to this blog (or my other blog) may remember, my daughters were bullied in school, both by students and teachers. I recently saw a low-rated American Girl story, Chrissa Stands Strong, that really hit home, and other than some iffy acting, I really don’t see why it was so low-rated.