Serenity Sunday

Every year, on November 30th, my favorite game starts...The Haggis Hunt! Now, I know most of you will be thinking "What kind of game is played with sheep's innards boiled in the animal's stomach...Gross!" but actually not only is it the popular dish in Scotland but it's also a quest to find this elusive yet mythical creature and win some terrific prizes!

Anyhow,I play every year just because it's fun. In other news, I've started a new afghan...it's pattern looked really cool so I thought I'd try it. It seems  like a fairly easy pattern so it shouldn't take me too long to finish

On with my list....

My List:

1.) My kids

2.) Leftovers

3.) Good friends

4.) My favorite podcasts

5.) Hats and mittens

6.) Yarn

7.) Rosemary

8.) Hunting Haggis

9.) My ipod

10.) Holiday music

It Is My Pleasure To Introduce To You....

Today I thought I'd introduce a few blogs that are very good and also full of information and whimsy. Some have beautiful photography and others are more eclectic such as mine. Drum roll please.....

Full Moons &; Black Cats
A wonderful blog by Celestite that researches various aspects witchcraft and magick and a great arena for questions that you always wanted to ask. I love the fact that you do not need to be pagan or wiccan to enjoy this blog.

A Pagan Tapestry
This Blog, also by Celestite, follows the Wheel of the Year, the changing of the seasons, the cycles of the moon. Great informational blog indeed! I like the fact that she is up front when saying this blog is of her opinions and does not try to represent pagans as a whole. We are all degrees of color in a larger rainbow, and we all contribute something special.

28parkave
I just love this blog by Morag Lloyds, her photographs are simply breathtaking!It is diary of her journey's around the Islands of the west coast of Scotland. She is a painter and designer and her subjects come from both her experiences from the sea and her love of different.

Live From The Red Leather Couch
A wonderful blog by Darkly Fey, that deals with everything pagan. Darkly Fey also has a podcast "The Dark Side Of Fey" which I highly recommend that you listen to. I like the down to earth way she discusses topics we deal with from day to day.

Hibiscus Moon
Hibiscus Moon has a great eclectic blog that includes poems, informative content, educational topics and a little bit of everything that appeals to all. She is new to wicca but has a very unique and highly enjoyable viewpoint! She also includes crafts and examples of her artistic expressions.

Barefoot In The Sand
Gypsy has a wonderful blog that has whimsy and and a wonderfully fresh perspective on the world around her as she shares it with us all. Her insight into life is amazing and well worth the read.

I have many more great blogs to list and I think that I will do just that in one of my other posts. I do encourage you all to check out these blogs, they're a great contribution to everyone, involved with magic or not!