I am glad to say that my colonoscopy showed no abnormalities! In fact, the doctor told my husband it's been the easiest one she's done in awhile. Thank you all for the well wishes on this one!
Back to work this afternoon and then a full day tomorrow. No part time job for a week and a half. But I was asked to stay!
Midwest Musings
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Monday, December 28, 2009
Happy Holidays!
I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas, Blessed Yule and will have a wonderful New Year!
I have been mostly MIA due to my part time job at the bookstore. Hubby has been sick, I now have a headcold and I am off for my first colonoscopy tomorrow. Oh, yay. Today is liquid diet day. This does not make for a happy Kim.
But my parents are in town for a few more days and will be over tonight to play cards or something. In the meantime, I am keeping busy by trying to catch up with everyone and napping.
Ho! Ho! Hooooooooooooooooooooooooo..........
I have been mostly MIA due to my part time job at the bookstore. Hubby has been sick, I now have a headcold and I am off for my first colonoscopy tomorrow. Oh, yay. Today is liquid diet day. This does not make for a happy Kim.
But my parents are in town for a few more days and will be over tonight to play cards or something. In the meantime, I am keeping busy by trying to catch up with everyone and napping.
Ho! Ho! Hooooooooooooooooooooooooo..........
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Help a young up and coming artist!
My daughter's boyfriend is an amazing artist. I believe that this is his true calling. He entered a redesign contest that Vbabe on DeviantArt is holding.
For those that don't know, "Sailor Moon" is an Anime(Japanese Cartoon) from the 90s that was the gateway for so many of us. We grew up with it and it holds a special place for us. When he saw the contest, he knew he had to enter.
He is entry #1, Sailor Mercury Redone as a Knight. If you have a moment, please head over and have a look at it. Any and all votes are highly appreciated!
Contest here!:
Knight Mercury - Guardian of Love
Thank You!
For those that don't know, "Sailor Moon" is an Anime(Japanese Cartoon) from the 90s that was the gateway for so many of us. We grew up with it and it holds a special place for us. When he saw the contest, he knew he had to enter.
He is entry #1, Sailor Mercury Redone as a Knight. If you have a moment, please head over and have a look at it. Any and all votes are highly appreciated!
Contest here!:
Knight Mercury - Guardian of Love
Thank You!
Pagans from a variety of countries and traditions are among those who
have gathered in Melbourne, Australia for the 2009 Parliament of the World's
Religions, one of the world's oldest and largest international interfaith
gatherings. The Parliament is taking place December 3-9. Leaders and
practitioners of a wide range of religious and spiritual traditions and from
eighty countries around the world are participating. Organizers expect up
to 8,000 participants.
Pagans are among the presenters at this year's Parliament. View
the list of Pagan ceremonies and panels, plus presentations that include
Pagan speakers: http://www.circlesanctuary.org/interfaith
As at previous Parliaments, Circle Sanctuary is among the religious
organizations supporting this year's Parliament. Circle Sanctuary Community
members and ministers at the 2009 Parliament of the World's Religions
include Rev. Patrick McCollum of California, Rev. Shel Skau of
Wisconsin, CIRCLE Magazine reporters Dave and Sylvia Linton of Wisconsin,
and Rev. Drake Spaeth and Angie Buchanan of Illinois. Rev. Angie Buchanan,
who is the Director of Gaia's Womb/Earth Traditions, is an Executive Board
Member, Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions.
Having attended and been a speaker at previous Parliaments (1993 in
Chicago, 1999 in Cape Town, and 2004 in Barcelona), I had hoped to
also attend this one, but instead I am participating via cyberspace
communications and by spiritual attunement. My Sacred Solstice Sites and
Celebrations ceremony which was selected to be part of this year's
program will still occur. Patrick, assisted by others, will be taking my
place as the ritual leader. Among the ceremonies of different religions
included in the Observances track of the schedule, the rite will be held on
Saturday morning, December 5, from 8-9 am (Melbourne time).
As at previous Parliaments, Circle Sanctuary also is supporting this
year's Parliament with media coverage. Dave and Sylvia, reporting for
CIRCLE Magazine (our in-print quarterly) and Circle Times (our
e-bulletin) are among the credentialed journalists in the international
press corps covering the Parliament in Melbourne. I also will be reporting
on the Parliament through emails and telephone calls with participants and
by monitoring religious and secular media coverage on-line. Follow
my tweets on Twitter (@Selena_Fox) and my posts on my Facebook Fan Page
(http://tiny.cc/selenafoxfbfans).
We will be sending out Parliament updates via Circle Times (free,
sign-up: http://www.circlesanctuary.org/network) and our new Circle
Interfaith News blog: http://www.circlesanctuary.org/interfaith created
by Circle Sanctuary minister Bob Paxton.
Please join me in sending well-wishes to the Pagans of many places and
many paths who are part of this 2009 Parliament of World's Religions as well
as to the Parliament as a whole.
May there be sharing, caring, respect, understanding, and collaboration
among all those who are part of the Parliament.
May the Parliament be a source of inspiration and a force for positive
transformation to bring about more peace and cooperation among humans the
world over and more well-being in the greater community of life, the Circle
of Nature, of which we are all part.
Blessed Be,
Rev. Selena Fox
Senior Minister, Circle Sanctuary
1 pm Thursday afternoon, December 3 in Wisconsin, USA
6 am Friday morning, December 4 in Melbourne, Australia
Circle Times: Thursday, December 03, 2009
e-bulletin published by Circle Sanctuary
international Shamanic Wiccan church
serving Pagans worldwide since 1974
http://www.circlesanctuary.org
(608) 924-2216
circle@circlesanctuary.org
have gathered in Melbourne, Australia for the 2009 Parliament of the World's
Religions, one of the world's oldest and largest international interfaith
gatherings. The Parliament is taking place December 3-9. Leaders and
practitioners of a wide range of religious and spiritual traditions and from
eighty countries around the world are participating. Organizers expect up
to 8,000 participants.
Pagans are among the presenters at this year's Parliament. View
the list of Pagan ceremonies and panels, plus presentations that include
Pagan speakers: http://www.circlesanctuary.org/interfaith
As at previous Parliaments, Circle Sanctuary is among the religious
organizations supporting this year's Parliament. Circle Sanctuary Community
members and ministers at the 2009 Parliament of the World's Religions
include Rev. Patrick McCollum of California, Rev. Shel Skau of
Wisconsin, CIRCLE Magazine reporters Dave and Sylvia Linton of Wisconsin,
and Rev. Drake Spaeth and Angie Buchanan of Illinois. Rev. Angie Buchanan,
who is the Director of Gaia's Womb/Earth Traditions, is an Executive Board
Member, Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions.
Having attended and been a speaker at previous Parliaments (1993 in
Chicago, 1999 in Cape Town, and 2004 in Barcelona), I had hoped to
also attend this one, but instead I am participating via cyberspace
communications and by spiritual attunement. My Sacred Solstice Sites and
Celebrations ceremony which was selected to be part of this year's
program will still occur. Patrick, assisted by others, will be taking my
place as the ritual leader. Among the ceremonies of different religions
included in the Observances track of the schedule, the rite will be held on
Saturday morning, December 5, from 8-9 am (Melbourne time).
As at previous Parliaments, Circle Sanctuary also is supporting this
year's Parliament with media coverage. Dave and Sylvia, reporting for
CIRCLE Magazine (our in-print quarterly) and Circle Times (our
e-bulletin) are among the credentialed journalists in the international
press corps covering the Parliament in Melbourne. I also will be reporting
on the Parliament through emails and telephone calls with participants and
by monitoring religious and secular media coverage on-line. Follow
my tweets on Twitter (@Selena_Fox) and my posts on my Facebook Fan Page
(http://tiny.cc/selenafoxfbfans).
We will be sending out Parliament updates via Circle Times (free,
sign-up: http://www.circlesanctuary.org/network) and our new Circle
Interfaith News blog: http://www.circlesanctuary.org/interfaith created
by Circle Sanctuary minister Bob Paxton.
Please join me in sending well-wishes to the Pagans of many places and
many paths who are part of this 2009 Parliament of World's Religions as well
as to the Parliament as a whole.
May there be sharing, caring, respect, understanding, and collaboration
among all those who are part of the Parliament.
May the Parliament be a source of inspiration and a force for positive
transformation to bring about more peace and cooperation among humans the
world over and more well-being in the greater community of life, the Circle
of Nature, of which we are all part.
Blessed Be,
Rev. Selena Fox
Senior Minister, Circle Sanctuary
1 pm Thursday afternoon, December 3 in Wisconsin, USA
6 am Friday morning, December 4 in Melbourne, Australia
Circle Times: Thursday, December 03, 2009
e-bulletin published by Circle Sanctuary
international Shamanic Wiccan church
serving Pagans worldwide since 1974
http://www.circlesanctuary.org
(608) 924-2216
circle@circlesanctuary.org
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