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Kerry:
In Wicca, as part of Yule celebrations, this is traditionally chanted whilst gazing into the cauldron, prior to igniting it. More an incantation than a song, I guess:

I sorrow not, though the world is wrapped in sleep.
I sorrow not, though the icy winds blast.
I sorrow not, though the snow falls hard and deep.
I sorrow not; this too shall soon be past.

Kerry  8)

Ellemeno:

--- Quote from: Kerry on December 24, 2006, 07:16:40 am ---In Wicca, as part of Yule celebrations, this is traditionally chanted whilst gazing into the cauldron, prior to igniting it. More an incantation than a song, I guess:

I sorrow not, though the world is wrapped in sleep.
I sorrow not, though the icy winds blast.
I sorrow not, though the snow falls hard and deep.
I sorrow not; this too shall soon be past.


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I had a low moment last night, with some not-very-rollicking existential angst, something I've learned not to let take over.  This would have hit the spot well, I think.  Thanks Kerry.

Kerry:

--- Quote from: Ellemeno on December 25, 2006, 11:18:35 am ---I had a low moment last night, with some not-very-rollicking existential angst, something I've learned not to let take over.  This would have hit the spot well, I think.  Thanks Kerry.

--- End quote ---

If there's one thing worse than "existential angst," it's "not-very-rollicking existential angst"   :(

I hope you're feeling better today. Imagine all the wonderful, exciting adventures ahead for us all in 2007!  :laugh:

May you know all blessings  :)

Ellemeno:

--- Quote from: Kerry on December 25, 2006, 09:59:45 pm ---If there's one thing worse than "existential angst," it's "not-very-rollicking existential angst"   :(

I hope you're feeling better today. Imagine all the wonderful, exciting adventures ahead for us all in 2007!  :laugh:

May you know all blessings  :)

--- End quote ---


Thanks Kerry. 

Yes, I'm much better.  It was really probably less than ten minutes of yuck.  And I do have many, many blessings. 

Hope you are having a wonderful summer.  I remember an interview I saw with Heath where he talks about celebrating Christmas in Australia in "a singlet,"  something I had to look up to know it meant tank top here in the US.  :)

Clarissa

Kerry:

--- Quote from: Ellemeno on December 26, 2006, 11:50:22 am ---Hope you are having a wonderful summer.  I remember an interview I saw with Heath where he talks about celebrating Christmas in Australia in "a singlet,"  something I had to look up to know it meant tank top here in the US.  :)

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Hi Clarissa,

Yes, today is indeed a glorious high-summer day here. Perfect "beach weather," as we say. Days don't get much better than  this - crystal clear aquamarine sky, a few fluffy white clouds, glorious sunshine, approx 23C (75F)  ;D

Ideal weather for a picnic or day at the beach. And yes, just right for wearing shorts, a singlet and thongs!  :-\

Don't blush! (LOL)  In Australia, "thongs" are what we call the rubber, flip-flop footwear that's so common here  :laugh:  Everyone from age 1-100 has at least one "pair of thongs."

I believe Heath and Michelle are in Oz at present and are, no doubt, wearing just this kinda "clobber" (apparel!)  :o

I read in the paper that they were attending the wedding of Heath's father in Perth, Heath's home town. From the pics I saw in the media, they donned their "glad-rags" (formal attire!) and didn't wear singlets and thongs to the wedding! Hee-hee! LOL!   ::) 

Kerry 

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