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JimT : Hey Lew -- the Spencer Brenner cd that is playing now "heartwood" from Cinematic CD 2 -- makes me feel like I'm at the movies. Nice mood music-- relaxing during this otherwise stressful day at the office.
Lew : As always, Jim, Thanks for your well-wishes.
JimT : The song now playing: Witches Slow Dance by Laura Sullivan -- amazing. One of my favourites. Blessed Imbolc to all.
PhoenixFyre : Happy Imbolc to all and blessed be!
JimT : Happy IMBOLC everyone. Happy Lugnasadh to everyone in the Southern Hemisphere. Up here in the cold north country, we welcome the strengthening sun, and as we gaze out at the snow drifts we know that we're half-way to Spring. BB everyone!
Wytchskate : Hello Damascena! Welcome and enjoy!
Thaskalas : Hi and Welcome Damascena!
Damascena : Hi frm GA! Special hi and thank yhou hug to my Amica, who sent me here! b
Thaskalas : They are good, I love Fire of Creation by Abbi Spinner McBride - she has some great songs!
Wytchskate : Guth Na Torainn just finished playing. I love The Moors! Have their cd from many years ago.
Lew : Bundle up, Jim. Well, I guess that goes for pretty much every day there. LOL
JimT : Merry Meet and happy Monday to everyone. We had a howling blizzard overnight and most of this morning. When the sun finally came out, there were some amazing snow drift patterns in and around the shrubs, trees, and buildings. Poli'ahu is strong today (she is one of four Hawaiian snow goddesses)
Kitsune : Omnia's Pagan Folklore concert is awesome. I just watched "The Raven" done at it on Youtube. It was brillant.
Thaskalas : Happy Friday!!!!
Wytchskate : Have a beuatiful Thursday. I know I am--the sun is shining!

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