Well, here it is, half-way through the year. I find it curious that I’ve been posting this much, since every other attempt at being somewhat regular has ended in a monumental failure, sometimes with no posts for months at a time. Like the other blog. Granted, I’ve not been feeling the need to kvetch quite as much the last few months, so I haven’t posted there at all.

A bit of a re-post from my other blog, I’m happy to say that we’ve finished tweaking and testing and fiddling with Lughnasadh, and it’s now available on Smashwords, Etsy and soon it’ll be up on Amazon for the Kindle. Probably within another week or so, it’ll start popping up through other retailers as well.

 
Lughnasadh, also known as Hlaf-mass (Loaf-mass), August Eve, Tailltean Games, Lammas, and Harvest Home, is named for the Celtic God of fire and sun, Lugh.
It is the beginning of the end of summer, of the …

This past week or so has been a flurry of activity, including the deadlines mentioned in my last post, but also work on the new project has been keeping me busy.

Happy Beltaine to all my pagan and witchy friends, and happy spring to everyone else… I hope you enjoy a wee bit of Welsh mythology and a recipe for a sweet Beltaine treat our family indulges in, all excerpts from my Creating New Pagan Family Traditions – Beltaine chapbook.

It’s Ostara round these parts! Also known as the Vernal or Spring Equinox, it is celebrated on or about March 20-23 – depending on the lunar cycle.