Yard Sale Shrink
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@olo Yes!
I was wondering who else caught that, which is also why I want that vase so much. I need for my witchy collection lol -
@giant-keith but that’s MY vase
I even have tiny monies to buy it! You and Clare can go get your own lol -
@smolchlo Pocket witch, riding her black cat like a tiger.
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@olo heehee and I do have a black cat too! His name is Stanley
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Now people know how to catch smolchlo. A Green Man vase as bait. Careful smolchlo, don’t approach random vases with faces for a while. They could end up your new cage.
HH1
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@smolchlo Questions for conversation: As a witch or if you are a Wiccan do you love Halloween more than any holiday (two more months away)?
Do you see it as the winter solstice, or the feast of Samhain or both? Enjoy the dressing up part, parties of candy and frolic. I love you little witches , almost became a Goth once, but I’m Gothic at heart, that’s enough, I dress in dark clothes, garolyles, werewolves, and vampires, and stuff would be cool as decor for me year round and vases of course. make me think of Hercules, Imagine Pokémon themed Greek urns and vases as a cool idea among other games or cartoon related. I like yard sales just to look at old stuff. -
@giant-keith Samhain is the more serious holiday, and it’s mostly about talking to the dead, so no, as a neopagan myself, I don’t look forward to it the way a Christian looks forward to Christmas.
I also completely love Halloween though, because I adore wearing costumes. It’s transformation in real life for a night, and unlike cosplay, it’s something an entire city is doing at once. Love the wildness, the Bacchanal. That’s Halloween, though, it’s not Samhain.
I looked forward to Christmas as a kid because my family celebrated that, but Yule is more serious than Christmas, it’s more about life coming back to the land, slowly.
What the Christians are really missing out on is Beltaine. Maypoles are fun, and that holiday is all about the screwing. There’s nothing like that on the Christian calendar. Easter is kinda close to the same time, but it doesn’t have a giant phallic symbol in the middle.
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@tiny-ivy said in Yard Sale Shrink:
What the Christians are really missing out on is Beltaine. Maypoles are fun, and that holiday is all about the screwing.
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@tiny-ivy I have to agree pagan traditions have great value, they are established holi-days of festivals, I don’t consider myself a Christian anymore even though I was raised in it, I’ve learned that religion is more metaphorical than literal, more spiritually philosophical, in a scientific point a god is a conscious living positive energy that people worship. We are free to worship or not worship as we please. I still believe in the power of unconditional love through forgiveness and helping the less fortunate that will never change. We all make mistakes, or bad choices in our lives, we all need each other to make our lives better. also Save the planet, save ourselves. Now back to our schedule of our pleasure festival of tiny ladies and the giants who love them.
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@tiny-ivy I’ve only been celebrating Beltane for a few years but my friend has been trying to conceive for a while now, so we did a nice little ritual with her this year for her fertility.
She recently announced she’s pregnant! So many blessings️ -
@giant-keith Hmm I DO enjoy Halloween
but I think Christmas or Easter might be my favorite holidays. Christmas is such a beautiful time of year and I really like those claymation movies lol
Easter I usually get a big chocolate bunny
which I look forward to very much!
Plus I like wearing the cute floral dresses and the weathers pretty nice by then
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@smolchlo Blessings to your friend, I like those claymation movies too, Halloween
, Thanksgiving, Christmas 
, and Easter, times of deep thought of gratefulness and thinking of others, with great meals of great food. Choclate love , spring = new life.
I love the fall season the most because of the cooler weather after the hot summer. 
I find it interesting that these Pagan Gaelic festivals originated in the UK(British Isles) where my ancestry came from. I can hear the bagpipes a playing.
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