Archive for December, 2004
From Our Troth: The mightiest night of Yule is the solstice itself, the longest night of the year when all the wights who wander in darkness are freest and the human hold on this earth is weakest. The word “Yule” itself is ur-old, its meaning clouded; it could have sprung from roots meaning “wheel”; “time [...]
. . . was on Monday. It’s the first of the thirteen nights of Yule, which is what my family celebrates. To quote Our Troth, a tome of articles written by Asatruar, Of all the high feasts of our forebears, Yule is by far the highest, the holiest, and the most fraught with might. During [...]
Recently returned from the orthopedic surgeon. Everything looks spectacular, healing well! Woot! I go back in ten days to remove the surgical bandaging and receive a real cast. He says the pins will be removed in about six weeks. From now. Not from the surgery or the initial break. *sigh* So maybe at the beginning [...]
Nonexistant, as a matter of fact. First off, work’s been a bear. Lots of holiday parties and late night shifts. However, something else has thrown a monkey wrench into things . . . I broke my thumb last Wednesday. *sigh* I’m typing one-handed as we speak (as you read?) I have a splint from the [...]
