Boneweaver (aka pjvj)
In honor of the upcoming holiday season
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Scandal at PSU – a poem
Scandal at PSU My heart tires, fury leeching from my bones into words with poisonous tips, stabbing pixels, housemates; JoePa’s peeps rally ’round "He’s like my grandpa! Let him be!" As now grown men twitch in the night, memory wisps of tiny hands pressed flat to tile or face to mattress as pain […]
Update – not much that can be put on paper or in pixels
Life is good! I’ve not been verbal much anywhere online (even FB I’ve shared some graphics and minor stuff, but a big drop there, too) including here at DW and on LJ. Change continues to occur at an alarming rate while I appear to be easing through my life. *grin* It is the dark part […]
Settling, settling, as Mysteries unfold
Like a heavy yet familiar blanket Samhain has settled on me. Set to the side is the *bounce bounce bounce* energy of the last few weeks. One foot here and one foot there I shall remain for a bit. It continues to surprise me how well suited I am to this energy, this dark yet […]
My working pentacle design
Done tongue-in-cheek and yet serious, I created it yesterday. Anyone who has struggled with being a "peacekeeper" or a "fixer" will be able to identify with this. If you’re familiar with running the energy of the Iron Pentacle – well here ya go! A friend is blogging about this. If she allows linking to the […]
When international rhetoric turns to come home
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Earliest art supplies
WASHINGTON (AP) — Researchers in South Africa have discovered what may have been the world’s earliest artist’s studio. A 100,000-year-old workshop used to mix and store the reddish pigment ochre has been discovered in Blombos Cave on the rugged southern coast near Cape Town. At the same site, scientists have found some of the earliest sharp stone tools, as […]
From birth to marriage – in song
I don’t have good words for describing the wedding right now except to say it was exactly as it should be. There were no hitches and glitches of any magnitude and the wee ones that occurred fell away easily against the bounty of love flowing between the bride and groom and those who love them. […]
Everyone knows
Everyone knows Everyone knows it’s all prep Prep to live and prep to die Prep to walk and prep to talk Prep to consume and prep to be consumed prep to be …. someone From the first time we raised our hand to hit to high five to answer a question at school prep to […]
Ebooks and poverty and privilege
A link round-up done by elf surrounding the impact of ebooks taking chunks of creative works out of the print books pile and how it will effect those (especially children) who grow up in poverty. The impact on rural communities. The ethical twist of ebooks having a "number of reads" allowed in the public library system. The […]
Bone and Briar 