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Category: gratitude project 2014
Call For Submissions for a Beloved Dead Devotional – Graititude project, day 13
Gratitude project, day 13, for folks doing similar work
(I thought I’d reblogged this a week ago!)
I said I wasn’t going to start this, and yet here I am anyway… Doing the Work.
Crossing the River: A Devotional to Our Beloved Dead
Calling for submissions for Crossing the River: A Devotional to Our Beloved Dead, edited by Camilla Laurentine (and possibly others to sign on at a later date). Submissions open August 7th, 2014 and close February 28th, 2015.
The intention of this devotional is to build a source book of modern meditations, hymns, prayers, and other resources for death workers working in our greater community. All Pagan and Polytheist traditions are welcome and encouraged to submit to this project.
Submissions should fall into one of three categories: Vigil of the Dying, For the Recently Deceased, and Funerary Tools. They may include, but are not limited to meditations, poems, hymns, prayers, original retellings of myths, rituals, and scholarly articles with a…
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Gratitude project, day 12, for turkeys!
We have a family of turkeys that have taken to walking through our back yard in the morning. The mom gobbles at the young’uns to direct their movement. I love turkeys who walk through suburbia as if it was built for them.

Gratitude project, day 11, the hubster
There is one name brand pain killer that consistently works at the rare times I succumb to taking meds for neck/back pain. The hubster was going to the drug store and remembered I had mentioned needing more. Except they didn’t have it. Or the other 2 store locations of the same company. Or the one store of another company. Or the grocery store. Or the other store that we never shop at, but he looked anyway. Then he came home, looked it up on the Internet and ordered from e-bay.
Pretty sure he loves me. 😉
Gratitude project, day 10, crickets
I love the weather being warm and dry enough for windows to be open so I get to hear the crickets and various other night time talkers. Summer …. 🙂
Gratitude project, day 9, weather
A warm day that felt like it actually belonged in August as opposed to the Autumn like days and cold nights we’ve been having. I finished clearing the grass and other growth off of the back walk. Kind of an exercise in balance to walk on it with the ups and downs. *lol*
Gratitude project, day 8, practices that move me
We’re cultivating the necessary atmosphere for a stellar online class titled “The Cauldron of Cerridwen” that Bone and Briar will be launching in October. Poor Cerridwen gets Her name plastered all around, but scant variations exist for the story surrounding Gwion and the year and a day of stirring, spillage and transformations. So, what then? Welp, you go to the source. Fascinating.
Gratitude project, day 7, late night phone calls
I am indeed grateful for a late night phone call with one of my beloveds even though I slept in 2 more hours than usual (possibly 3) yet I am still laughing at some of the things said. And she had to be at work at 7 so really my time crunch is nothing.
On an extra gratitude note, it is my dead mum’s birthday. I am surrounded by Leos every step of my life. This is a good thing! 🙂
Gratitude project, day 6, for my friends who don’t remove stuff from online
I was talking yesterday about the the art of verbal self-defense as I remembered it from
elf discussing it many years ago. So I Googled. Violá! Supplement that was used for a class to the book. Yay for things that never go away!
Gratitude project, day 5, creativity with a purpose
Sometimes our spiritual path is just so darned fun. Oh, the challenges – the creative challenges that are utterly and completely useful and even life changing. Yet, fun. Wheeeee!