Having a car now, while less ecologically responsible, makes it much easier to be self reliant and get things done. Shopping trips are made easier with the simple application of a mobile boot to store the shopping in while taking it home. Home improvements are facilitated by being able to drive to hardware and furniture shops (and, again, the boot helps immensely).
Two goats and a thatched roof might well be enough, but it is nice to be able to mould our new home into something more akin to our style. We've been in there almost six months now and, while very homely and comfortable, it could be a bit more us. And I don't just mean more axes in the umbrella stand. I presume any visiting Vikings will have their own.
That said, I do have my eye on a couple of swords - for decorative purposes or training equipment, I have yet to decide.
Pagan-Heathen blog centering on UK-based heathenry but also covering wider pagan issues and paths. The site's remit has now been broadened to cover European pre-Christian history and associated spirituality (historic and reconstructed). First and foremost, though, it is a journal of my journey along my pagan path which is gradually evolving toward an animist perspective. The aim is to promote a positive society inspired by the pre-Christian and non-capitalist cultures of the past.
Tuesday, 9 June 2015
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