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Imbolc
As the world wakes up from Winter’s slumber, she starts to shake the sodden snow that lies heavy on her cloak of gray and umber. After the long months of silence, she sighs a slow breath of warmth into the … Continue reading
Festival of the Seeds
In our house, we refer to February 1st (Candlemas, Imbolc, Oimlec, etc.) as the Festival of the Seeds. It is the day when spring first begins, when the world initially begins its thaw after the long months of winter, and … Continue reading
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