I Give Up!

I think I have about had it with P/W again. The snooty, 'I know more than you because I am an Nth generation whoever who worked for the president' type posters were amusing ... I even indulged the 'Hey! How dare you talk about something that isn't directly related to ME!' poster, and the 'I know just as much as all you trad folk because I am Correlian trad' poster ... but it has all gotten to be too much.

Now we have 'me, Me, ME' poster whining about how she is suicidal because people aren't willing to take her abuse (which, I don't believe, I think she is just grasping at attention again), and everyone seems quick to jump out of the shadows and apologize for their oversight (yeah, like anyone could miss all the 'ME ME ME' posts), and begging her to give the forum another chance. I am done with it now. ARGH!

Sorry, Fylgja, I am not going to be going back to P/W for a while, so I won't be continuing our conversation (which I think is just about done now anyway).

The sunshine beckons! No more wasted time in floofy-land!

--Phae

Stolen from blackthornglade

( Drum Roll Please )

--Phae

Children of Artemis

For those who haven't heard of them, the Children of Artemis print the UK magazine Witchcraft and Wicca. Their website is http://www.witchcraft.org

To be honest, I do like their magazine ... it was a little fluffy, and hollow earlier on, but it has had much more interesting and thought provoking content lately. When I ordered my last issue (the current one), they send me an application to become a member. Now, I am sure that it is likely because they would get a yearly donation from me if I joined, and as such, I just tossed the application aside when I first got the magazine.

A thorough cleaning of my living room (which it desperately needed) brought the application back to me. I read it over again, and am having mixed feelings. I have been feeling a definite draw towards Wicca again, but do I want to be a part of this group? They are based in England, so a lot of the stuff that they will send me as part of my membership package, won't do me a lot of good. Still, I am intrigued.

Maybe I need to look up that local woman who runs the Georgian coven and make a coffee date. I don't really know how I feel about giving up my non-Wiccan Witchness. It kind of feels like fully turning the circle (which was what I was feeling when I was thinking of turning to Druidry) ... the last couple of months have sort of pulled me more towards Grecian deities ... specifically Artemis (which may be why the Druid thing hasn't really developed).

I am confused again, and feeling a little lost.

--Phae