I know, what’s with the dearth of postings? Christmas holidays are over Tentative Equinox North. And I hate reading posts that start off with “Sorry I haven’t posted much lately.… more →
tentative EQUINOXplanetross wrote 1 day ago: Why is January 1st New Year’s Day? It’s not the summer or winter solstice. It’s … more →
englishrain wrote 1 week ago: Today is the last day of June. The end of the first half of the year. And I am panicked. Very. I … more →
The Pakalian Group of Mexico wrote 1 week ago: We have seen a confusion of this date/time which ends the Maya Calendar before 13.0.0.0 (the new cyc … more →
John MacGibbon wrote 1 week ago: Celebrants and gawpers moving, in the gathering gloom, to the Stonehenge Aoteoroa structure for the … more →
vgag wrote 2 weeks ago: Having confessed a few posts back that I once watched an entire season of Smallville, I must now adm … more →
SMMama wrote 2 weeks ago: Generally I am not one for celebrations of the flakey hippy kind nor the conservative Christian kind … more →
twittervictors wrote 2 weeks ago: Yesterday we have celebrated summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere Since today the length of ea … more →
christopbrooks wrote 2 weeks ago: For church last night, Fraser facilitated the service, Ros Wright from Whitley College preached and … more →
Zachary D. Lyons wrote 2 weeks ago: December 21st, 2008 -- the Winter Solstice -- and Ballard Farmers Market was open in the snow. Pho … more →
christopbrooks wrote 3 weeks ago: Cheryl Lawrie, Blythe Toll (our new Youth and Schools team recruit) and some others are curating a W … more →
christopbrooks wrote 1 month ago: Thinking of using this program at church in a couple of weeks for the Winter Solstice: … more →
chouck017894 wrote 1 month ago: June 24–or Midsummer day–is alleged in Christianity to be the birthday of John the Bapti … more →
gullybogan wrote 1 month ago: Dear Reader, It occurred to me the other day that, as we approach the [Southern Winter] Solstice, i … more →
gullybogan wrote 1 month ago: Dear Reader, The Snow Queen’s Birthday is meant to be the start of the snow season. It’s … more →
Alison wrote 1 month ago: In today’s Sunday Magazine, Ray McVinnie has two recipes as a suggestion for a meal to celebra … more →
megalithix wrote 1 month ago: Holy Well: OS Grid Reference – NS 779 931 Archaeology & History Right by the edge of the … more →
Gorm wrote 2 months ago: Here’s a couple of translation tables to make the inevitable switch from the Gregorian calenda … more →
Gorm wrote 2 months ago: My previous suggestion was too messy. Here’s how it should be, from the beginning: The 12 mon … more →
thegrip wrote 2 months ago: One of the world’s longest exposures ever. For 6 months between the winter and summer solstice, Just … more →