Current mood:

rushed

pant pant
even with my ancient greek theater class getting cancelled, i'm still runnin' with my tail straight out!
bo had several good days in a row, so yesterday i turned him out for half an hour with his kewl new boots on. nik went after him and he fell getting away from her, the vile heinous bitch. today he is really sore again. gah!
came home from utah to find a new closet organizer in our bedroom closet, all the doors weather-stripped, and the pony beautifully cared for. my men rock.
yesterday i got some of the garden cleared out. not put to bed yet, but some of the jungle weeds that (as always) overtook me during summer got yoinked.
tomorrow i start at the retirement home, which lindy is quick to inform me is an 'assisted living center' and not an old folks' home as i carelessly referred to it. my bad.
once the holidays are over i'll get back to my bermuda saga. i might even remember a thing or two by then.
i R pathetic!
here's the announcement i've sent out to several lists in case there's anyone who's here but not there......

dears, the hellenion proto-demos of potomac valley palladium will be
> holding a ritual at 1pm on sunday november 1st in lovely shepherdstown
> WV. we'll be meeting around 12:30 at the blue moon cafe
> http://www.bluemoonshepherdstown.com/
> and then proceeding to a lovely little park a block or two away.
> the ritual will be very short and simple, a Pompaia in honor of Zeus
> Meilikhios. the focus will be on petitioning Zeus and Hermes for
> protection as the days grow short and cold, and purification for any
> who feel they may need it. please bring any offerings you feel
> appropriate, which can occur as hymns, prayers or petitions offered in
> ritual, or food, flowers, incense or written materials which will be
> taken back to my home and consigned appropriately to the flames.
> after the ritual we'll probably bop into the blue moon for a drink.
> the lost dog coffee house in shep'town has amazing coffee treats but
> is too small to accommodate more than a couple of people. if the
> weather is uncooperative the ritual itself will be simplified even
> further into a gathering in the cafe where we will offer prayers,
> praise and libations into a communal vessel.
> parking can be a challenge in shepherdstown. if there's nothing by the
> restaurant, go back about two blocks behind it to the train station
> where there is always plenty of parking. and unless the weather farks
> us, the walk is lovely. shepherdstown is utterly charming.
> please email me at ridetbredatgmail.com if you have
> any questions.

:) khairete
suz