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What Would U Do? : ~ Day 11 ~
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From: MSN NicknameLadyMajykWhisperingOwl  (Original Message)Sent: 11/19/2008 6:12 AM
 
From: Qyzida  (Original Message) Sent: 6/8/2007 10:51 AM
There was an earthquake yesterday. Living as close as we do to the tail end of the San Andreas fault, I'm surprised it hasn't happened earlier.
I don't know how bad it was, Rictor wise, but it was bad enough to make alot of work for us.
Three of Stewarts's storage sheds out side collapsed. Thank the Goddess the house is still standing, and no one got seriously hurt.
 
The bad thing was that alot of the food that Stewart has had canned in glass jars got broken and cleaning it up has been painful in many ways
 
Loosing the food has put a crimp in everyones security. Getting the mess cleared out also mean injuries from cuts and fears of infections, depletion of our first aid supplies, and extra work hauling and boiling water.
 
We moved everything off the shelves that could fall and get broken or hurt anyone, which means less space to move around in. Privacy anymore is a luxury nearly forgotten.
 
So I didn't have time before I passed out last night to write in my journal. We had aftershocks, much milder ones, a few times last night.
 
Today we are still cleaning up and reorganizing. I look at the pile of broken glass and wasted food and can just imagine the fit Stewart would throw if he saw it. I remembered all the late nights and early mornings he put into canning them and how much he enjoyed doing it. Now its gone and for nothing. Only the bugs and flies will enjoy it now.
 
The canal seemed lower today, I'm wondering if the earthquake shifted the land levels to make drainage from the river into the canal different. I am going to have to figure out a way to get water out of our well if it dries up, or leave. But I don't want to go anywhere, If Stewart did survive, he'll come here looking for us.  Where is a water nymph when you need one?
From: grandmomma Sent: 6/8/2007 11:17 AM
Sending my white light your way dear one upon a Sacred Wind.
 
hugs, grandmomma
From: Golden_Lion_of_Assens Sent: 6/8/2007 2:49 PM

I sure hope Grandmomma understands that this is a lesson that we are discussing and not actually happened in the physical......oooops

Golden

From: MystikalSummerStarr Sent: 6/8/2007 5:20 PM
Here there is nothing but dark in the air there seems to me now way to tell the time. We are running out of wood and hubby is venturing into the woods to get some. I am worried as there is a lot of people looking for what ever they can get.
 
The kids are playing well right now it seems that it really hasn't sunk in yet. All they can think of is yeah no school.
I have no idea what has happened to the members of Light and shadows, I hope they are all ok.
My arms are getting tired from lugging the water and washing the clothes.I have not been able to get any pain medication so I am bearing with it. The goddess has given me strength.
It may seem weird all though I know we might be in big trouble I enjoy the family nights with the kids. We cuddle in the blankets to keep warm and we all listen to a good story that we each take turns telling, every night is like this. Somethign long lost to this family is now coming back, and for this I am thankful.
Well it's off to bed it's getting more dark and I don't want to wast the candles.
So off to sleep we go and hope for a better dat tomorrow.
Mystikal Summer Starr

From: Qyzida Sent: 6/8/2007 6:58 PM
Golden makes a very good point Grandmomma, I apologize if you feel my "journal" was taken literally. In actuallity things here are fine, there has been no earthquake and we are all hale and healthy.
This "What would you do" series of posts is an excersize that was given to us by our Priestess to flex not only our imaginations, but to consider how we would handle a devestating catastrophe. In this case an asteroid hitting the earth and taking out all the electricity. She is interested in us learning our strengths and weaknesses given certain circumstances and to not take things for granted.
Today is day 12 and shehas been away on a project tagging salmon on an ecological project and is due to return to us soon and examine our "journals"
 
This excersize is a test of faith, resolve, and determination to overcome the shadows which can eclipse us in life at times. Feel free to join in, I'll bump up the series so that it is all together and not so scattered on the board so you can find them easier.
Learning here is never boring!
Welcome to Light and Shadows dear!
 
Bright Blessings,
Qyzida
From: grandmomma Sent: 6/8/2007 7:35 PM
oops
From: grandmomma Sent: 6/8/2007 8:33 PM
I would rest & wait for things to get better.  If they don't then I would accept death.  Would stay as strong as I can and listen to the spirits that come and go...
 
learn to live without electricity
build a campfire within our home
if not able to go to stores for food, just eat what little food we have
keep a water supply somehow
fear not for spirits will provide as they are used by Mother & Father(known as Goddess & God)
 
From: PredawnLadyKate Sent: 6/9/2007 11:07 AM
As I mark the calendar I realize eleven days have gone and so many changes have happened good and bad, I haven't had the time to dwell on either.  I suppose that a good thing, keeping busy keeping you mind from wandering into a place where I would be no good for anyone.  
 Living on this farm waking up with aches are no surprise but lately the aches well they are in places I didn't even know I had on this body.  I can hear the kids in the other room having a bit of a spat, time to find something for them to do. 
I grab my bucket and work gloves and call to the kids come kiddos I'm heading to the barn.  As we walked down to the barn Stevie had this very light cough, I know when he first came he wasn't coughing so I asked if he was if he was feeling ok.
One thing his exuberance hadn't changed, doing a couple of spins stating Feelin Good, Feelin real Good!
The cold was getting harder to handle and it worried me because of the animals. When we reached the barn all the animals were happy to see us all showing their gratefulness in their own ways.  After taking care of business we headed back to the house.  The hens were still laying but not as well, I'm pretty sure they bodies are mess up because of the temps, thinking we might have to take them in the house, maybe set up something in the cellar where its warmer so they were continue to lay. Have to talk with Den about that.
Today is meeting day in town, so when we got back Den was already up had his coffee and heading to the barn to harness up.  We were all going to go this time, I needed to see some of my friends, hopefully the kids parents will show also. 
Wagon rides are usually holiday fun, or special times when Den and I would have a picinic  we harness up and head out to some wonderful field, but today was different and there were feelings between all of us I never ever felt before.  We held a deep fear inside and tried very hard to not let the monster out, right now we were all running on instinct and survival and praying that all those we held dear were also surviving.
The meeting hall sounded very busy from the outside and that brought joy to our ears, there were many of us, thank the Goddess.  We all hurried in side, once we got there is was all we could do to not scream with joy seeing so many familiar faces.  We hugged and cried and hug some more.  The there were 3 bangs and the words attention please!  The kids were still running around looking desperately for their parents, I figure I would let them do what they needed and we would deal with what ever happened later.
Luke and his family stood at the podium, and asked if we all could take a moment to say a pray.  It didn't matter at this point what religion you were, just that our combined energy could and would bring forth good.
Much was discussed, Luke told everyone what he had heard about the disaster, and what we would need to do to prepare for the coming months.  Most important to keep in contact, help each other and every Saturday around this time there would be a meeting for update.
We were pretty much on our own right now as the National Guard being at their limits (most had been shipped over to the war) dealing with the captial and other large cities couldn't make their way to us for a while.
After Luke was done, Den made an annoucement asking about the childrens parents, and if anyone hears about anyone coming from the retirees resthome to let us know.
We all said our goodbye, offer our assistance and back on the road home we went.
The children were quiet, sad because they wanted their parents to be there.  When we got home Den took care of the horse and wagon, while I got dinner for everyone.
That night everyone was quiet, once we cleaned, the kids picked a book and by candle light I read them a story till then were asleep.
In my heart I prayed their parents would find their way back to the kids, Den and I planned what needed to be done tomorrow, the list being so long I was already exhausted looking at it. Tomorrow I would also gather what I need to make ceremony for  Goddess blessings at the new Moon in hopes she will bring new light back to our lands. 
 
From: ŞħąđǿŵЄļf Sent: 6/13/2007 8:27 PM
Day Eleven:
 
That little earthquake truly frightened me. We really need to leave, since our best chance of survival is somewhere more inland, though where we want to go we haven't planned yet. Ehren and I are adamant about Moe going with us, but we really should wait for the baby to be born. She can't travel the way she is now. We've been doing our research about possible places of safety, but we really have no idea right now. Who know what's out there. And honestly, we're kind of crazy for wanting to brave it. But I think it would be even crazier for us to sit here and wait for an earthquake or a tidal wave. This dust outside ir really hurting my chest, and I'm trying to go easy on my inhaler because it makes me jittery. We've all been pretty exhausted with all the work we're doing, but we are trying our best to stay positive. My dreams are truly starting to frighten me now, and I don't even want to speak them aloud for fear of them coming true. I've been reading a lot, and trying to focus on my loved ones here. I lit some candles last night for my family in Lousiana and Colorado, and all my family on Light and Shadows. I am sending all my love to each and everyone, wishing them safety and enough to get by.
 
Shadow


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