Ten days to go. The countdown is on as I begin to pack for Egypt.
No planes or airports involved either… just a nice, leisurely drive to Derbyshire; two hundred miles and over three thousand years back in time to a place where the gods of the ancient ones spoke through their priests and the machinations of a dark figure shadowed the footsteps of Ramases…
Such is the setting for the annual ritual workshop this year.
My home has become what appears to be a costume department. On the airer in the garden a large swathe of velvet, which close inspection would reveal to be a cloak. The sideboard is littered with painted tokens and props and my bedroom festooned with an archaic wardrobe. And this year we’ve kept things simple… I am not actually doing much in the way of sewing for once!
Still, the attention to detail matters…
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I often miss Egypt… such a pity it’s not safe anymore to travel to this unique “realm”…
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I remember that post 🙂
A friend who will be attending the Egyptian workshop regularly travels to Egypt and has said that she has experienced nothing but welcome and kindness there, even now.
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