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One of the things I do dislike about class projects is having to pick which one I'm going to do, especially when they all look rather interesting. For example, behold my list of potential Celtic seasons options (as copied from our handout):

1. Samhain (the obvious--All Soul's Night, ghostly spirits, etc.)
2. Imbolc (St. Brighid's Feast Day, beginning of spring)
3. Beltaine (May Day, fretility rites, lvoers, faerie lore)
4. Lughnasadh (Fall Harvest, apples, harvesting crafts, and I don't even know where to begin as far as pronouncing it goes)

Now seriously, every option on that list looks kinda awesome. I"m leaning towards Lughnasadh because harvest holidays are fun (see: Sukkot). But I'm seriously torn about this.

Also Blackout seems to have infiltrated my headspace and the censors are...not so much off as straining at the hinges a bit. If he doesn't wander off soon we may need to have Words regarding certain states of pantslessness.

State of the Seiber

Kiss me down by the broken tree house
Swing me upon its hanging tire
Bring, bring, bring your flowered hat
We'll take the trail marked on your father's map --- excerpt from "Kiss Me" by Sixpence None The Richer.

Considering this song's sung by a woman, I'm starting to get shades of Sapphos here. Which in my books is actually a good thing as it makes the sweetness just...a touch more personal. Only I don't have a tree house.

It snowed quite prettily today and I went around taking photos of the gardens and of the snowstuffs people built (and yes, there was a snowpenis and if you are surprised you haven't been a teenager). I'll do a writeup once I get them all on photobucket.

Thing is, my computer's ethernet port's copped out. I've got plenty of wireless access in the library and student union, but none up in my room. Ideally I'll find a way to fix it, or at least bring our old desktop up to school to use while mine's in the shop (again).