A Pagan in Arizona's Profile
Liberal hedgewitch and artist living somewhere in northern Arizona with two other humans and a crapton of critters.
Real Name: Desiree
DOB: 12/21/1961
Location: Cornville, Arizona, USA
Occupation: Artist
Groups: Street Prophets, Shutterbugs, KOS Art Expo, Occult and Psychical Sciences on DK
Diaries published: 194 (3 days since last diary on Tue Dec 05, 2023 at 01:00 PM PST)
Comments posted: 4370 (1 day since last comment on Thu Dec 07, 2023 at 09:53 AM PST)
Diary frequency: frequent
Comment frequency: frequent
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Most Recommended Diary: Jimmy Carter Made A Confession. The Men Around Me Laughed., 453 comments, 1074 recommends
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For many Christians tomorrow is the feast of Saint Nicholas. Today, however- particularly in Germany, Austria, and parts of eastern Europe- belongs to his less jolly and far less benign counterpart. ...
by A Pagan in Arizona
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on Tue Dec 05, 2023 at 01:00 PM PST
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World renowned Navajo painter, sculptor, and illustrator Baje Whitethorne Sr passed away in his sleep on November 17 in Flagstaff, Arizona, following a long illness. He was 73 years old. Mr ...
by A Pagan in Arizona
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on Tue Nov 28, 2023 at 01:00 PM PST
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The Verde River has a lot of fans here. Locals and tourists alike appreciate the natural beauty and wildlife that are part of one of the last free-flowing rivers in the region. There's a local ...
by A Pagan in Arizona
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on Tue Nov 21, 2023 at 01:00 PM PST
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I've been reading the tarot for thirty-odd years, and like many readers I have a collection of decks; my own is pretty modest at fewer than a dozen. I've known people who have collections of a ...
by A Pagan in Arizona
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on Tue Nov 14, 2023 at 01:00 PM PST
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Sometimes I just have nothing to say; more accurately, I have nothing good to say. There's plenty I could talk about. But nothing I'm ready to share with anyone. So this week I'm taking the easy way ...
by A Pagan in Arizona
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on Tue Nov 07, 2023 at 01:00 PM PST
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The veil between the worlds is very thin now. Ancestors wave to us; we can feel them reach out to us across space and time. Friends and loved ones who have gone before us draw near, if only for a little while. ~ Sit With Me A While ~ Threads of incense...
by A Pagan in Arizona
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- Theists claim that atheism is a religion. Compare some of the key markers of religion to atheism: Religion involves worship. Atheists do not worship anything. No gods, no demons, no ancestors, no animals, no celestial objects, no kings or other humans,...758 comments 311 Recs
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- So this is going to be the last Saturday TC diary for a couple weeks. At least from me. Why? It’s December. And in addition to my teaching, I am a musician. If you live in a big city, and are good ...6 comments 21 Recs
- At the Costco, yesterday, doing some scouting for our move, there were a lot of samples. There were a lot of good samples. I did not eat all of them, though I thought about it. Typically, I only sample items I am legitimately interested in purchasing....259 comments 674 Recs
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- In case you missed it, this GOP’er is very upset about the spoiling of Christmas by a railroad museum in Green Bay, Wisconsin which unaccountably allows religious freedom by allowing a Satanic group’s Christmas tree to be displayed. Oh, woe! Oh, woe!...69 comments 55 Recs
- My reply to: CREDO: My View on the Three Interconnected Vengeful Male Sky God Cults. Starting point I too was raised Lutheran, then again, my “faith’s tenets” always seemed irrelevant to me in any way. Buddhism fits what I believe as a philosophy and...450 comments 339 Recs
- Old age is generally not a good time for severe�emotional shocks.�But millions of elderly Americans, along with an equal if not greater number of their (mostly) middle-aged�children, are quietly ...217 comments 359 Recs
- It has taken years of deep introspection for me to understand why I bristle so at the notion of the United States being a “Christian nation”. No need to tell the whole gory story of our history again. I have my personal story that beats the stuffing...94 comments 132 Recs
