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Ow. My teefs hurt. I went in for a cleaning, and concentrated on Trevor the hygienist's hairline as he scraped inside my mouth with a metal hook. He said everything looked pretty healthy, which makes me wonder what he does to people with bad oral health. Maybe this was my punishment for eating garlicky pasta before I went in.
My application for being a foster mom for Siamese Rescue is close to being accepted. I wonder how hard it will be to harbor cats for a few days or weeks or months, then ship them off to someone else to live. We shall see; but the person who initially told me about the program said that good foster moms are worth their weight in gold, since they can help many cats as opposed to an adopter who just helps one or two.
Tonight I'm going to visit River, so we can plan for the multi-group Yule ritual she hosts every year. She had a Unicorn-Trad-only Samhain night before last, and made noises like she wanted to do more U-Trad sabbats, which would be perfectly fine with me since it means I don't have to be HPS. If I'd known about Samhain, that's all we would have done but she didn't think about it until a couple of weeks ago, and I had already received a wonderful ritual from one of the Dedicants already, which we are holding here tomorrow night. At my house, which means we'll need to clean and move stuff around, but less driving. Then the day after that, my one student takes her test for Pagan Dedication.
Things are just perking right along, it seems... I've had half-a-dozen e-mails from interested seekers in the last couple of weeks, maybe because of Halloween. SO I may already have enough for a class this Spring. I like to have no more than about 6, and would consider it a success if 4 of them make it through the whole series of classes. Although, really, it's not a grab for warm bodies, so even if none of them did it wouldn't necessarily mean I failed. I'm still finding my teaching style, and have been told that it's more 'airy' (meaning, in the head as opposed to hands-on) than some teachers. Ah, well. Aquarius rising, maybe. I don't feel like an especially airy person.
My application for being a foster mom for Siamese Rescue is close to being accepted. I wonder how hard it will be to harbor cats for a few days or weeks or months, then ship them off to someone else to live. We shall see; but the person who initially told me about the program said that good foster moms are worth their weight in gold, since they can help many cats as opposed to an adopter who just helps one or two.
Tonight I'm going to visit River, so we can plan for the multi-group Yule ritual she hosts every year. She had a Unicorn-Trad-only Samhain night before last, and made noises like she wanted to do more U-Trad sabbats, which would be perfectly fine with me since it means I don't have to be HPS. If I'd known about Samhain, that's all we would have done but she didn't think about it until a couple of weeks ago, and I had already received a wonderful ritual from one of the Dedicants already, which we are holding here tomorrow night. At my house, which means we'll need to clean and move stuff around, but less driving. Then the day after that, my one student takes her test for Pagan Dedication.
Things are just perking right along, it seems... I've had half-a-dozen e-mails from interested seekers in the last couple of weeks, maybe because of Halloween. SO I may already have enough for a class this Spring. I like to have no more than about 6, and would consider it a success if 4 of them make it through the whole series of classes. Although, really, it's not a grab for warm bodies, so even if none of them did it wouldn't necessarily mean I failed. I'm still finding my teaching style, and have been told that it's more 'airy' (meaning, in the head as opposed to hands-on) than some teachers. Ah, well. Aquarius rising, maybe. I don't feel like an especially airy person.
