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Daily Archives: December 26, 2020
A Wizard’s Hat ~ Nicholas C. Rossis
Reblogged from Nicholas C. Rossis: Have you ever wondered where the pointy wizard hat stereotype stems from? Someone on Quora did and Wendy Carolan had the answer. Where Does the Idea of the Wizard’s Hat Come from? As you can … Continue reading
Discovering Albion – day 7: Into the Crypt
We wandered into the cloisters, following the signs for the ticket office. The ruins are free… but there is a small museum and a tower. The museum we were not too fussed about seeing, but it just shows you… never … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Ancient sites, Churches, History, Photography, scotland road trip, travel
Tagged Cross, death, grave markers, medieval masons, St Andrews
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Ars Geometrica: Six…
* …The rest of the Night and into the Dawn is something of a blur for us. One can only take in so much after all. We continued to turn the leaves of the little book… Leaf ‘Six’: Operation One: … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, alchemy, Art, Don and Wen, TOLL
Tagged consciousness, interpretation, magic, mystery, psychology, story, symbolism, writing
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Not-Things… Stuart France
* ‘While-ever you’re attached to things, You’ll never understand not-things…’ Count Jack Black * Reblogged from France & Vincent
Posted in alchemy, Art, Books, The Silent Eye
Tagged esoteric, interpretation, meaning, mystery, Photography, psychology
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My favourite Christmas poem and a review of Pass the Turkey by Sue Vincent
Originally posted on Writing to be Read:
Treasuring Poetry This is my final Treasuring Poetry post for 2020 and I am sharing my favourite Christmas poem, an extract from How the Grinch Stole Christmas by Dr Seuss. I love this…
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Remains of the day
A big box of chocolates sits on my desk, We had eaten enough that they’d last… So on Boxing Day, in a decadent move, I could use them for breaking my fast. There’ll be turkey sandwiches, cake and mince pies … Continue reading
Ahead #midnighthaiku
Weathering the storm Strange festivities survived Brighter days ahead *