A toast from the East
With a glass of Irish Mist I toast Pagans everywhere and send a not so humble blessing
That they keep themselves sharp, lively and be very full of Fun
and
Long live the Sun !
in the South
Cheers me hearties !
without whom
no ritual
can be done.
It looks so cozy and comfy there, and food looks scrumptious!! I want to book a room please, and stay forever, you both look terrific,very happy solstice to you...Debs
ReplyDeleteSplendid!! A grand toast to both of you and everyone of all persuasions. This is, after all, a time for festivities regardless of belief. Have a wonderful year end and an even better year beginning!
ReplyDeleteGreetings and a hearty toast of mulled wine back to you and the Goddess from across the Atlantic.
ReplyDeleteBIRGIT said:
ReplyDeleteDear Mel here comes my comment on your great blog!
Yes! Fun, pleasure and joyous time of winter! We here celebrated with about 30 people the solistice. Your place looks so bright and cosy, Mel. I raise my glass to Jane and you in celebration of the Goddess and the reborn light! May the warmth of heart and joy, the bright spirit of yours shine out and laughter fill your place and radiate to every being!
XXXX
Birgit
My great friend Tristram who lives in Stratford, Ontario said:
ReplyDeleteDelightful add-on to ye blog spot always grand to have a wise
geriatric hippie as a soul mate ;- being 80 is needed
qualificaton to understand ....the more youthful souls
Blessings all ..... from Canada
Blessings from the Canadian Rocky Mountains in the West - where we, indeed, have snow much fun!
ReplyDelete... it looks like that bottle has toasted many directions. xx