Hello faithful reading, I’ve been a little quiet lately haven’t I?
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Monthly Archives: March 2015
You Can Only Be The Revolution
Jeanne D’Arc, leader of the siege of Orleans. Her mystical experiences included not only speaking to Saints, but also seeing Fairies (and declining to call them evil spirits). She wore “men’s’ clothing, and was executed for Heresy/Witchcraft; later re-inscribed as a Saint by the Catholic Church.
Hey!
Thanks for all the many links so far– Gods&Radicals has received mentions in The Wild Hunt, several times on Patheos Pagan, on Pagan Square, and on many individual blogs! We’re happy to be here, and glad you’re reading!
Coming up this week:
On Monday, we’ve another poem, Innominate, by Alan Evans.
Wednesday, we’ll re-post an article on Gender, Diversity, and the Gods by Rhyd Wildermuth, originally published at The Wild Hunt.
And on Friday, we’ll host an essay by Sean Donahue about the Dead and resistance.
Fascinating stuff elsewhere
Wild Hunt columnist Alley Valkyrie wrote an excellent series of contemplations for…
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Each and Every One Of Us
The fatosphere has a problem. Put simply, it’s too nice.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m proud to be part of the fatosphere, and I think amazing work is being done. But too many fat people are being left behind.
We spend far too much time trying to accommodate people who hold us back from our rights. We make space for people who refuse to acknowledge that fat stigma exists. We allow diet and weight loss rhetoric in our spaces, despite the fact that both are the product of fat hate. We fold the minute a thin person says “But what about skinny shaming?!” as though they’ve ever been there for us while were dealing with people who would eliminate us altogether, the same people whose silence in the face of the hate and bullying fat people receive is deafening. We rush to prove that fat people can be healthy, pretty…
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Three hours waiting
To hand in a CV and application form for a part time admin job.
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Review: Prudence by Gail Carriger
Prudence
The Custard Protocol: Book 1
Gail Carriger
This worry diary is making me anxious
What a lovely Sunday morning; chilly but bright. Continue reading “This worry diary is making me anxious”
20th March 2015
Evening all. Have some daffodils.
Anyone see the eclipse this morning?
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Review: Earth Angel Realms by Doreen Virtue
Lists: the only way I’ll do anything productive this week
I recently got a note app for my phone since I carry my phone at all times (or I do now anyway, after the incident a few weeks ago) and need to scribble things down as they occur. One thing I’ve started doing is writing a list every evening of what I need to do the next day.
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The trials and tribulations of therapy
Evening all, I’ve had a bit of a dodgy day but I’m back on the up now. Continue reading “The trials and tribulations of therapy”