My tweets

• Sun, 15:32: https://t.co/ogQyukQu4E
• Sun, 15:37: There are more than enough Christians in this country to eliminate the Muslim/Jewish/pagan/Buddhist threat, down... https://t.co/k5p1r4xZz0
• Sun, 15:42: https://t.co/1aWQml0GQN
• Sun, 15:46: Hmm down to 4865 friends. Lost about 130 then. Ah well, the trash can take itself out. The political season is a... https://t.co/Kpj0rrkcMC
• Sun, 18:45: https://t.co/Ved7i5Xxuw
• Sun, 18:46: Because it bears repeating https://t.co/9Y8ru2xgXl
• Sun, 18:58: https://t.co/Umb0ZEFJL3
• Sun, 19:45: https://t.co/XsCCMrt4Cm
• Sun, 21:49: Chris is his mother's child
• Sun, 22:51: Apple Cider Doughnuts Recipe https://t.co/Y2qw4yR1v3

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Halloween 2016: In the empty places

Sounds of the Season:

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Creepy pics of the day:


Hsted by my back yard
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Visiting teachers

I am a devotee of Hera. But my goddess has been distant and aloof lately. This is not atypical of her personality and even more s since I came out trans. She really doesn't like men much.

Hermes loves me. He delights in my new identity, since he is a master of changing faces himself. He has been making love to me again, allowing me to write.

But of late, Thoth and Ganesha have been demanding I pay attention to them.
Neither are my pantheon, but both seem to be cropping up everywhere I look.

I have been advised to treat them as "visiting faculty" and learn what they want to teach me. I'm hesitant because I am not of the regions where these gods hold sway. I have no ancestry in the area. Then again, I'm not Greek either as far as I know. But the gods of Ireland never took me up. Hera and Hermes did.

Now, if these other ones want me, for a season or forever, who am I to say no to their lessons?

I need new statues for the altar...