Blogs about: Michaelmas
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A wooden sword tutorial
I had desperately wanted to make a sword, and a tutorial to go along with it. We are just too busy this week to do it. I did find a nice tutorial for a wooden sword over at Neither rhyme nor reason. I… more →
Our Little Nature Nest
Healing priest visits SMCL
smclherald wrote 1 month ago: “I was healed!” This was the testimony given by David Carlo Legaspi (BSHM4) after he asked Fr. Fern … more →
Celebrational Days
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craftycookieskitchen wrote 6 months ago: January 1st - New Year – First Footing in Scotland – Baa – Kirkwall, … more →
Special Days – Michaelmas: 2 Kings 6:8-17; Psalm 103:19-22; Revelation 12:7-12a; Matthew 18:1-6, 10
Charles Cameron wrote 8 months ago: Our love for God is grounded in His love for us. Elisha was ‘the man of God’ (2 Kings 6:6, 9, 15). … more →
Michaelmas: a high time in the old way tonight!
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mostlygreenmama wrote 9 months ago: It never fails to astonish me how the weather holds out for our outdoor fall festivals! By any righ … more →
The origins of Goose Fair
Sleepy Joe wrote 9 months ago: An old story said the name Goose Fair came about after an angler caught a pike in the River Trent. … more →
A wooden sword tutorial
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azuresage wrote 9 months ago: I had desperately wanted to make a sword, and a tutorial to go along with it. We are just too busy t … more →
A word about Michaelmas
azuresage wrote 9 months ago: I am no expert on the festivals. So we tend to do what we feel is right at the moment. We tend to ce … more →
St. Michael and All Angels
St. Hilda\'s Contributor wrote 9 months ago: St. Michael and all the angels are commemorated on September 29 – a feast which is often called Mich … more →
The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry...
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Kimberly wrote 9 months ago: Alas, the bonfire and feast await a better day. My dear husband came down with a positively vile st … more →
Michaelmas
titania wrote 9 months ago: “I bind to myself today the power in the love of the Seraphim, in the obedience of the Angels … more →
29 September
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Lindsay wrote 9 months ago: Today is September 29th. This year, it bears two holidays: 1) Rosh Hashana and 2) Michaelmas. I wan … more →
Michaelmas
Nestor the Chronicler wrote 9 months ago: And when the tenants come to pay their quarter’s rent They bring some fowle at Midsummer, a … more →
Celebrating Michaelmas
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Kimberly wrote 9 months ago: Ah, Michaelmas! Such is the name of the traditional Feast of St. Michael the Archangel celebrated o … more →
Felt rug and Podcamp Ireland
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Nicola wrote 9 months ago: Some of you have been having problems with the link in a previous post so please click HERE if you w … more →
Dragon bread: a recipe, and a verse
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azuresage wrote 9 months ago: Today I wanted to share a very simple, nearly fool proof recipe for a bread dough that we use when w … more →
Herb The Vegetarian Dragon
azuresage wrote 9 months ago: Today we read this book, Herb the Vegetarian Dragon, and ate dragon bread that we made. My daughter … more →
I give you a cape of golden light: a silk cape tutorial
azuresage wrote 9 months ago: We made a simple, but very lovely cape from the silk scarf we dyed with goldenrod flowers. Here is a … more →
Natural dying with goldenrod
azuresage wrote 9 months ago: Dying with found, natural materials is one of the most fun, & least expensive activities you ca … more →
Li Chi Slays the Serpent: a girl power story for Michaelmas
azuresage wrote 9 months ago: click here for the story “Li Chi Slays the Serpent“ I love Michaelmas Even though I a … more →
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