Sunday, August 1, 2010. It is Lammastide once again and that means different things to different pagan families. Some- especially those who follow the Celtic traditions- call it Lughnasadh, a celebration of the Celtic craftsman god, Lugh. It is also called First Fruits, the first of the three harvest celebrations and my favorite time of year. No figs for dinner either! That questio.

New School Year equals New Lessons. Thursday, August 25, 2011. New School Year equals New Lessons. In the path I follow, the Element of Water is associated with the direction of West and represents the sunset, otherwise seen as the beginning of the end. Sunday, July 31, 2011. It is the first harvest festival, which celebrates the grains of the field. With the cutting of the grain, the god begins to weaken. Yet, as he weakens, the goddess begins t.

It reminded me, once again, that the story of adoption is usually presented as a beautiful one. A child is rescued and given to a grateful couple who go on to be wonderfully marvelous parents and they raise the child into a wonderfully marvelous human being. Denise shares her story on her blog, write-o-holic.

21st Century Pakistan to think and vision. Welcome to Raising Pakistan Forum. Raising Pakistan give you the information related to development of Pakistan with the vision of 21st century leadership of Pakistan for better tomorrow. You are welcome to write your comments, messages and news and information related to Pakistan Development.

It is also a place for the random musings of Adam as his two young children raise him. In case you have stumbled upon this blog. Rosemond has also many books to his credit as well.