Comments on: Thursday Blogwhoring http://www.randombabble.com/2008/09/11/thursday-blogwhoring-20/ exactly that Sun, 27 Nov 2011 19:32:57 +0000 hourly 1 By: William K. Wolfrum Chronicles » Blog Archive » What a long, strange 2008 it was http://www.randombabble.com/2008/09/11/thursday-blogwhoring-20/#comment-1156 William K. Wolfrum Chronicles » Blog Archive » What a long, strange 2008 it was Sun, 04 Jan 2009 05:46:24 +0000 http://randombitchez.wordpress.com/?p=793#comment-1156 [...] Jen, Random Babble, Rotus, SpoutBlog, Bastard Logic, Ravenwolf68, Sprawled Out, The Church of the Apocalyptic Kiwi, [...] [...] Jen, Random Babble, Rotus, SpoutBlog, Bastard Logic, Ravenwolf68, Sprawled Out, The Church of the Apocalyptic Kiwi, [...]

]]> By: Cecelia http://www.randombabble.com/2008/09/11/thursday-blogwhoring-20/#comment-1155 Cecelia Thu, 18 Sep 2008 22:47:31 +0000 http://randombitchez.wordpress.com/?p=793#comment-1155 Aww yah I miss her right now. I am down in Detroit and goodness this is such a hard place to be-economically, because of racial divisions, gender divisions and economic divisions. I have family in the UP and sometimes I feel like I want to escape up there. I had a severe case of iron deficiency anemia in high school and I found that the UP and Lake Superior helped me heal. I was very very sick and almost died. So my Mom took me up there for healing and I received so much healing from the land up there and Lake Superior! Maybe I should run away to there... this city livin' is nothing... Aww yah I miss her right now. I am down in Detroit and goodness this is such a hard place to be-economically, because of racial divisions, gender divisions and economic divisions. I have family in the UP and sometimes I feel like I want to escape up there.

I had a severe case of iron deficiency anemia in high school and I found that the UP and Lake Superior helped me heal. I was very very sick and almost died. So my Mom took me up there for healing and I received so much healing from the land up there and Lake Superior!

Maybe I should run away to there… this city livin’ is nothing…

]]> By: Ouyang Dan http://www.randombabble.com/2008/09/11/thursday-blogwhoring-20/#comment-1154 Ouyang Dan Thu, 18 Sep 2008 01:25:00 +0000 http://randombitchez.wordpress.com/?p=793#comment-1154 When I am home and feeling down I go to the Lake, and she comforts me. She swallows my tears and sweeps away my sorrow in her waves. She got me through a tough and deep depression after my daughter was born. I miss her when I am away. When I am home and feeling down I go to the Lake, and she comforts me. She swallows my tears and sweeps away my sorrow in her waves. She got me through a tough and deep depression after my daughter was born.

I miss her when I am away.

]]> By: Cecelia http://www.randombabble.com/2008/09/11/thursday-blogwhoring-20/#comment-1153 Cecelia Thu, 18 Sep 2008 00:07:14 +0000 http://randombitchez.wordpress.com/?p=793#comment-1153 I love Lake Superior! When I am down in the city she is always calling me and trying to relax me in this crazy world. You can always learn more about your Ojibway heritage and culture. It is hard to be away from it and reading a book really isn't a way to truly get to know a culture. I didn't grow up on the reservation but I spent a lot of time up there. I learned a lot just by being up there with my relatives. But also it was instilled in me at a very young age that the Earth has truth, answers and can comfort you. It was instilled in me that I am Ojibway - and thats what my heart and soul feel. I also like Pagan and other Earth based spiritual traditions. Anything that honors the Earth and that brings the Earth into daily spiritual practices is wonderful. Yeah...I am glad you like my blog! I like random babbling, lol! I love Lake Superior! When I am down in the city she is always calling me and trying to relax me in this crazy world. You can always learn more about your Ojibway heritage and culture. It is hard to be away from it and reading a book really isn’t a way to truly get to know a culture. I didn’t grow up on the reservation but I spent a lot of time up there. I learned a lot just by being up there with my relatives. But also it was instilled in me at a very young age that the Earth has truth, answers and can comfort you. It was instilled in me that I am Ojibway – and thats what my heart and soul feel.

I also like Pagan and other Earth based spiritual traditions. Anything that honors the Earth and that brings the Earth into daily spiritual practices is wonderful.

Yeah…I am glad you like my blog! I like random babbling, lol!

]]> By: Ouyang Dan http://www.randombabble.com/2008/09/11/thursday-blogwhoring-20/#comment-1152 Ouyang Dan Mon, 15 Sep 2008 23:03:58 +0000 http://randombitchez.wordpress.com/?p=793#comment-1152 It would be hard to see if you don't know it's there. I place more emphasis on Earth spirits and respect for the land and elements than I think I normally would. Most of the things that I align myself w/ in my Pagan working are things that are familiar to me from home and growing up: The crane, Lake Superior (I work well w/ water elements), birch trees. It's subtle, but it is part of me that I bring to Paganism. I wish I had grown up around more of it. I spent my late teens and early adult life far away from home and the things that my grandparents tried to teach me, as well as my great uncle (Father John). I wish I had been around for him to teach me more Ojibway. I was lucky enough to have them in my life when The Kid was born, so that I could have a baby naming instead of a straight baptism. It's fairly superficial, I suppose. I regret that I didn't fall in love w/ it when I was young and had the chance. I think that is why I enjoy your blog so much b/c I get to see glimpses of the things I never fully appreciated. It would be hard to see if you don’t know it’s there. I place more emphasis on Earth spirits and respect for the land and elements than I think I normally would. Most of the things that I align myself w/ in my Pagan working are things that are familiar to me from home and growing up: The crane, Lake Superior (I work well w/ water elements), birch trees. It’s subtle, but it is part of me that I bring to Paganism.

I wish I had grown up around more of it. I spent my late teens and early adult life far away from home and the things that my grandparents tried to teach me, as well as my great uncle (Father John). I wish I had been around for him to teach me more Ojibway. I was lucky enough to have them in my life when The Kid was born, so that I could have a baby naming instead of a straight baptism.

It’s fairly superficial, I suppose. I regret that I didn’t fall in love w/ it when I was young and had the chance.

I think that is why I enjoy your blog so much b/c I get to see glimpses of the things I never fully appreciated.

]]> By: Cecelia http://www.randombabble.com/2008/09/11/thursday-blogwhoring-20/#comment-1151 Cecelia Mon, 15 Sep 2008 22:54:06 +0000 http://randombitchez.wordpress.com/?p=793#comment-1151 Paganism... awesome! How does your Ojibway heritage influence your pagansim? Paganism… awesome! How does your Ojibway heritage influence your pagansim?

]]> By: Tobes http://www.randombabble.com/2008/09/11/thursday-blogwhoring-20/#comment-1150 Tobes Thu, 11 Sep 2008 21:22:11 +0000 http://randombitchez.wordpress.com/?p=793#comment-1150 OMG. 3 to 4 hours a day of excercise... yep, I'm just gonna be fat. OMG. 3 to 4 hours a day of excercise… yep, I’m just gonna be fat.

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