The Threads That Bind Us

I've been pretty quiet online for a while, resting and recuperating from a very very busy summer.  I was away from home for a total of two full months between May and September with all the travelling I was doing, and I needed to put my head down and get a little rest; from people, from the store, from work, from things online.  But I'm beginning to recover my bearings now as I nurture my soul a little.  I've been doing some painting (it's not ready for display yet,) and I have started writing fiction again with a fan fiction fantasy novel.

The construction in front of the shop is almost finished, and I hope you will come and brave it and the weather to see us before All Hallows'!  I'm currently offering a 10% discount on all my Tarot readings.

I must admit that I'm a little behind on my orders, partially because things have not been available and partially because the funds have been tight, since the construction seems to have driven a lot of our business away.  But I have not been idle, and I have lots of new products you may not have seen, most of them handmade by me or someone else.  We have Celtic style tapestries that would double as excellent altar clothes, handmade arbutus wood besoms, handpainted boxes, handmade soapstone and beadwork pipes, new handpainted pentacles, and the long-awaited smudging fans that many of you have asked me to get!

Our drop-in days with the Medium, the Witch and the Shaman have resumed every second Wednesday, along with our Discussion Group, classes, and Messages from Spirit.  Our Elder Futhark runes class is still running as well.

I am proceeding with my Pagan Pathfinders Podcast this fall, recording this weekend.  I am behind on uploads, but we have been recording and I will be catching up very soon.  I will also continue, now that I'm not driving all over the world, with my account of my trip to Montreal for the Canadian National Pagan Conference.

Last but not least, I do hope you will join us for the T. Thorn Coyle event this weekend!

I have been quiet, but not idle.

Blessed be,