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Aunt Floe finally made her appearance yesterday. This morning I feel like someone is slowly scouring my lower abdominal cavity with a bottle brush, but at least the wait is over. And my blood sugar levels have dropped quite a bit since yesterday, coming into what I had hoped to see as my normal range.
Phoned the local New Age supply store, Radiance, to see if they can clean a silver chalice for the handfasting ceremony at KeyCon next weekend. Hurray, they can, and they refuse to charge me anything for it. Now I just have to:
1) Pick up white, yellow, and blue sanctuary candles at the Catholic supply store.
2) Buy a six foot long dark green cord from Mitchell's Fabrics.
3) Get some Superglue to repair my Diana & Stag statue for the ceremony.
4) Print out the KeyCon color cover art and get it matted.
5) Get final approval on the ritual script and then print out copies for myself, the couple, their extended family, and my assistant.
6) Pick up some duotangs to put the ritual copies in.
Right now I feel so tired that even thinking about doing all those things makes me want to go and lie down again, but the exhaustion/sleepiness will probably pass as the alprazolam I took last night slowly works its way out of my system.
Phoned the local New Age supply store, Radiance, to see if they can clean a silver chalice for the handfasting ceremony at KeyCon next weekend. Hurray, they can, and they refuse to charge me anything for it. Now I just have to:
1) Pick up white, yellow, and blue sanctuary candles at the Catholic supply store.
2) Buy a six foot long dark green cord from Mitchell's Fabrics.
3) Get some Superglue to repair my Diana & Stag statue for the ceremony.
4) Print out the KeyCon color cover art and get it matted.
5) Get final approval on the ritual script and then print out copies for myself, the couple, their extended family, and my assistant.
6) Pick up some duotangs to put the ritual copies in.
Right now I feel so tired that even thinking about doing all those things makes me want to go and lie down again, but the exhaustion/sleepiness will probably pass as the alprazolam I took last night slowly works its way out of my system.
