Comments on: Dragon Dreaming: Symbology

By: brightfeather

brightfeather — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 18:36:26 +0000

Reply to Jessie:
Thanks. I do not recall listing my blog at blog explosion. I have been trying to connect but they have the slowest servers I have ever experienced. As I have previously experienced a rip-off artist who registered one of my blogs as his own at mybloglog along with 13 others that were not his, and as T made sure he was banned for ever more, you can bet your last dollar that I will be over at blog explosion sussing this out.

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By: brightfeather

brightfeather — Sun, 26 Aug 2007 16:54:05 +0000

Thanks. :)

By: dovelove

dovelove — Sat, 25 Aug 2007 19:39:14 +0000

oh…”bushed,” I get it, lol Well, alrighty then, I’m glad you had a good time :)

By: brightfeather

brightfeather — Sat, 25 Aug 2007 18:26:43 +0000

Calvinism is a fear based control freak perversion of the teachings of Jesus Christ. And when it comes to southern baptists and their interpretations I’ve been through the whole nine yards. I have been baptized by full immersion and was indoctrinated to believe that we are all “sinners in the hands of an angry” god. Luckily, I came to my senses when I was younger. I tossed that twisted and sick kind of thinking out the window years ago. But like you I consider that part of my background to be an important experience that directed me to find my own spiritual path.

I have lived on a tiny island with a very low population for 30 years. This island is one of a grouping that could easily be called Canada’s Hawaii. I have left the island infrequently and never before have I left just to have fun. Previously when I came out of the bush it was either to go to a workshop for business or due to a family catastrophe, like a relative dying.

I am surrounded by nature where I live and this is as it should be for me. But after many years of country living I had a great time in the city. I had no one to take care of. I was free to just be me and blend into my sister’s lifestyle which is dramatically different from mine. And I enjoyed every dressed up minute that I shared of my sister’s lifestyle with her.

I came back with two bags full of goodies that range from sexy underwear and summer outfits to jackets for winter. And I also shipped an additional box of clothing home too. w00t! I had a great time. ;)

By: dovelove

dovelove — Sat, 25 Aug 2007 16:24:24 +0000

Bushed? lol Ya’ mean, as in tired? :)

Nah, I’m highly not sophisticated, lol ;) I’m just a lil red-haired girlie from the South…small town. Although I like to think I can hold my own with the city folk, hehe ;) Very down-to-earth, honest, and not nary pretentious. I generally tell ppl more than they want to know, lol Former Bible-poundin’ youngin’ raised in a southern Baptist church…learned lots there, all about how to live life in fear and a twisted, control-freak interpretation of an old book :) Still, I feel it was an important experience on my spiritual path.

Dressin’ up, pretendin’ and playin’ games, “paintin’ the town,” and all that plastic stuff and plastic ppl, appeals to me about as much as a wedgie, lol… Nature, all the really real stuff is what I love. My dream life would be livin’ in a secluded nature-lover’s paradise, deep, deep in the woods, writin’, paintin’ … and enjoying Nature and lovin’ that “the one” guy. Heaven :) The concrete world, you can have it, every smidgen. Well, I do need Wild Oats or similar (that’s a healthfood store), lol ;) Gotta have my almond milk ;)