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stitchwhich) wrote2008-10-28 03:04 am
stitchwhich) wrote2008-10-28 03:04 am
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Samhain observance
I'm not going to do a public-ish week of observation this Samhain - it seems as though I've said about all I can about folks and the latest losses are still a bit too raw to write about. Since no one else on LJ actually participates I can't get my gumption up by reading other folk's stories first, darn it.
So I tagged all my entries and I'm just going to re-read those. :)
(Edit) *sniffle*
That was a good read. I probably shouldn't have read them all one-after-the-other but oh, well, I did.
[Edit the second]
Hey, it's The Night of the Bards.
Farethewell, Tony Hillerman. Like Louis Lamour, you brought parts of our mountains alive for us - the living desert, the clear air, the people who live their lives in isolated clumps yet hold a close community with each other and their land, the special bond that the Dineh have with their world.
Thank you.
So I tagged all my entries and I'm just going to re-read those. :)
(Edit) *sniffle*
That was a good read. I probably shouldn't have read them all one-after-the-other but oh, well, I did.
[Edit the second]
Hey, it's The Night of the Bards.
Farethewell, Tony Hillerman. Like Louis Lamour, you brought parts of our mountains alive for us - the living desert, the clear air, the people who live their lives in isolated clumps yet hold a close community with each other and their land, the special bond that the Dineh have with their world.
Thank you.