Let me here declare a somewhat-belated yet truly heartdeep thanks - TopicsExpress



          

Let me here declare a somewhat-belated yet truly heartdeep thanks for all my friends and brothers and chosen family i got to see and enjoy at Spoutwood Fairie Festival this past weekend. i tend to be a little more...resilient...to Winter than many of my friends, but i had no idea how much i was hungering in body and soul for spring and the company of all the fine scholars, wizards, dreamers, pixies, goblins, sprites, dryads, spirits, elementals, wisps, wanderers, figments, and friends of the Faerie realms. It is dangerous to thank individuals, because inevitably i will forget someone important, but thank you to Lisa Oberg, Mab Just Mab, AZog Greater-Goblin, William Thorpe, Glenn Herbert, Robert Earhart, Kate Hopkins, Kate Nickerson, Patrick McAninch, Robert Turk, Robert Bush-Kaufer, Dorita Reyen, David J. Reyen, Alexandra Bush-Kaufer, Galia Godel, Jacquelyn Gibbs, Natalie J E Gibbs, Shane Odom, Leah Odom, Beth Zeeb Feywood, Marc Hudgins, Chrissy Hudgins, Eliana Rose, Larry Wood, Emma Casale, Pixi Barret, Bucky Sparkle, Daynae Sprout, Stephen Winick, Jennifer Cutting, Eric Pope, Aurora Miller, Shoshanna Ruth, Kimberlie Cruse, Charles Vess, Charles de Lint, MaryAnn Harris, Autumn Cook, Margaret Ann Hartauer Brown, Rob Wood, Jeff Kass, Emily Bellydance, Jessica Star, Scott Helland, Samantha Stephenson, Shakespeare T. Fizzgig, Jeff Ord, David Mantz, Jenny Davies-Reazor, Joshua Safford, and Dawn Rizza-Hunt for reinvigorating my spirit and pouring a hearty draught of glamour down my spiritual throat. Spring is here. Lets do this thing. (PS - Special thanks to Ian Lemke, for not only giving me a ride home in the first place, but being kind enough to turn around and take my sorry ass back when i realized id left my glasses and shoes on Frodos Hill) (PPS - Left My Glasses And Shoes On Frodos Hill was my favourite, lesser-known hit by Leonard Nimoy.)
Posted on: Tue, 06 May 2014 18:45:40 +0000

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