(Error in scheduling, should have posted early this morning)
In light of yesterday’s post, I should apologize heartily, and perhaps with a tinge or two of guilt… but today’s recipes really were meant in a traditional Irish way.
As we’re pagan, we celebrate Imbolc. I’m not going to go into it here, but if you want more info, I’ve written an entire little ebook on it: Creating New Pagan Family Traditions – Imbolc.

January was a busy month, as much for my own writing, as getting Belfire and my client sorted out. We may actually have a path forward now that the snow drifts are out of the way!
I participated in eight challenges so far, with one more to go. Of those nine in total, I’ve completed six; one is ongoing through February, one finishes on the 31st and one is running only this Friday. I’m hoping to see another 2500 words by Friday at midnight, which will put my count for January …

I started to hit on the upcoming changes a bit in my final post for 2013, and I promised a separate post to explain the details. So here it is…

This was meant to post last week, but I missed doing it. Things are progressing now though, so here we are.
I have the winners for the blog hop, and a sneak peek at what the prize will be, come on along inside….

Justine and Gary have got to find Nigel, but a quick duck into a room off the last galley has led them into a world of glittering snow, warm fires, food in abundance and even little gifts with their names on them… Wait, there’s cookies, too!
What have they stumbled into?