| Pride Info |
[Jun. 14th, 2008|01:56 am] |
Hey Faes,
So, here are the details that you all need for pride events with the faeries. I know, sorry last minute.
Saturday - Parade
12:00 p.m. arrive at Eldritch's place (18th & Q, Dupont East #713) to help wash and setup the truck, and to get becostumed and bejewelled.
4:00 p.m. Head to parade route.
6:30 p.m. Step off and onto the parade!
8:30 p.m. End of Parade, Truck Dismantling and Clean up
9:00 p.m. Afterparty at Eldritch's
Sunday - Festival
9:00 a.m. - Booth setup at Pennsylvania Avenue
10:00 a.m. - Booth opens to public. Tarot and Tea.
4:00 p.m. - Booth begins break down
5:00 p.m. - Pack up and head home
Things we need:
People! Please join us marching or drumming in the parade and reading tarot at the booth.
Thanks so much for all your loving support.
Fritter |
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| Has anyone In DC seen my Leather? |
[Jun. 10th, 2008|01:01 am] |
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I couldn't find three of my more expensive leather items for this weekend. I have looked everywhere and I can't find them. It is my vest, my chaps, and my harness. The last time I had them was my last trip to DC for Mayday. If anyone sees it can you either comment on here (the comments will be screened) or email me? Thanks! |
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| The Big Gay Time Warp |
[May. 20th, 2008|09:09 am] |
Last night at Faeries after we told each other some of our deepest secrets, some more embarrassing than others, we started brainstorming Pride float ideas.
Our agreed upon theme is "The Big Gay Time Warp" and we're going to have on the float people in various different historical and future costumes with the Maypole, a giant lingam, and a rocket ship. Construction should begin this week and different pieces will be built at different people's houses.
What does this mean?
1) Check the blog and the email list to find out when people will be working on the float, and come and help out.
2) Get yourself a costume of your choice from any period of history or speculative future.
3) Be ready to ride on Saturday the 14th!
Much Love,
Fritter |
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| May Day Celebration Info |
[May. 1st, 2008|12:37 am] |
Hey Folks,
Here's the skinny on May Day celebrations this weekend!
Walpurgisnacht Bonfires
Saturday May 3, 7:00 p.m. and on
Potpourri's Bamboo Garden
306 Carroll St NW
May Pole Dance in the Park
Sunday May 4
Procession from Baba's house at 11:00
Dance in the Park 12:00ish Dupont Circle
For additional info contact Fritter at: info@dcradfeys.org. |
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| Open Beltane Weekend - preregistration required |
[Apr. 4th, 2008|11:12 am] |
Mods, if you prefer to not have this in the community, that's OK. It'd be nice to see some of you again though! I think the only time us ShadowGrove peeps see any of you is at Persephone!
ETA: Located in Prince William Forest Park in Triangle, VA.
There are just 15 days left to register for our big Beltane celebration and I'm more excited than ever! We've been spending lots of time and energy making sure this event will be a huge success. Having our pagan neighbors there would help make Fertile Ground Gathering just that! We hope many of you will join us for this wondrous event!
We already have many folks who've signed up to spend the entire weekend with us and we'd love for the rest of you to join them!
We're having workshops, a henna artist, drumming circle, dinner, overnight cabin camping (optional), and much more! Check out our website to find out what we've got in store for you!
We are looking forward to meeting you all and we can't wait to see your smiles on May 3rd and 4th!
Peace,
Michelle |
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| Comings and Goings |
[Apr. 4th, 2008|10:22 am] |
 Over the last few weeks we've seen a lot of our faeries coming and going. Two weeks ago we performed a shrouding rite for 3 different faeries one right after the other. Sean, Roy and Andrew were all blessed and sent forth to go and find new fields in which to frolick. Some new people have joined our ranks over the last month as well, and some longtime friends have come round to visit as well.
Things have felt, in a word, transitiony.
And still we remain.
Programming is returning to potlucks. Some people have expressed a desire to revive that practice so we're going to be doing that. Here's the lineup.
4/7: Candle Magic
4/14: Bardic Circle
4/21: Earth Day
4/28: Heart Circle
April potlucks will be hosted at Eldritch's place. Details are on the yahoo group. |
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| Red Dragon Auction - Part 3 + Raffle Items |
[Feb. 15th, 2008|10:13 am] |
Don't Forget! Red Dragon is This Saturday!
Complete details on Red Dragon Feast 2008 are here.
This is part three of a series, and this is the final list that will be posted on DC Rad Feys. Additional items may be included on the day of the event and not posted here. For the previous entries check the following links.
Red Dragon Auction Items - Part 1
Red Dragon Auction Items - Part 2
Auction Items
 Lot 16: Shamanic Healing with Caroline Kenner
Caroline Kenner works to free her clients from physical, mental and emotional disease. Caroline practices core shamanism, providing traditional shamanic cures such as totem animal retrieval, soul retrieval, and extraction healing. Caroline also offers transfiguration healing, directing Divine energy into the body of the client to heal,protect, and sanctify. Donated by Caroline Kenner
Lot 17: Assorted Lubricants
Enjoy your valentines weekend with as many lovers as you wish (or need) with this glorious assortment of lubricants. Full product listing not available at press time. Graciously donated by The Leather Rack.
 Lot 18: Wine and Chocolate Basket
A scrumptious collection of wines and chocolates. Perfect for those romantic evenings with your lover, or fun all by yourself. Donated by the Open Hearth Foundation membership appreciation group.
 Lot 19: Giant Origami Dragon
Origami is the Japanese art of folded paper. Typically origami designs are small and delicate. Our radical faerie Potpourri Sashay (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) potpourrifae) has been doing giant origami constructed out of paper shopping bags for years. For the second year in a row Potpourri has made us a fantastic giant origami red dragon.
Item depicted as example. Dragon style may vary at auction.
Lot 20: Red Dragon Incense
This hand blended incense is made exclusively for the Red Dragon event by A'alyvine. Place a smidgen of this incense on a hot coal and relive the magic of the Red Dragon all year round. Donated by A'alyvine.
 Lot 21: Balkan Cooking Classes
Learn to craft traditional ethnic foods from the Balkans. Instructor Baba Niko will teach you about how to make these savory and delicious foods as well as the traditional holidays for which these dishes were prepared in the old country. This is a series of cooking classes over the course of the next year.
Lot 22: Yoga Classes with Knox
Three Yoga Classes with Rod (aka Knox LoveDragon). For the Beginner to the
more experienced yogi or yogini. Each class 1 hour; optional maximum of 2 friends to join you. Dates/Times/Location to be determined
Raffle Items
 Raffle 1: $25.00 gift card to ACKC
Artfully Chocolates/Kingsbury Confections is the most fabulous cocoa bar in the universe. Beyond the sumptuous chocolates you can bask in the glory of vibrant iconography by artist Eric Nelson.
Donated by ACKC at 14th and Q St NW, Washington, DC
 Raffle 2: $15.00 gift certificate to Melody Records
Looking for that long lost Barbra Streisand album or the latest DVD box set of Dante's Cove? Look no further. Melody Records has got you covered.
Donated by Melody Records located on Connecticut Ave between Q & R St NW
 Raffle 3: Tickets to the Maryland Faerie Festival
The Maryland Faerie Festival celebrates the Faeries. We provide an atmosphere and entertainment inspired by Faerie folklore and literature, and, of course, by the Faeries themselves. Yes, we believe in Faeries! Through the Faerie heritage, we encourage love, cooperation, peace, harmony, and respect for all beings, along with a pinch of mischief!
Donated by The Maryland Faerie Festival
Additional Raffle Items
  
Raffle 4: Feng Shui Dragon from the Buddhist Temple in Poolesville
Raffle 5: Red bear with chinese character for "Luck"
Raffle 6: Clear chalice with red stem
 
Raffle 7: Red Dragon toy
Raffle 8: Miniature Rainbow Dragon collection |
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| Red Dragon Auction Items - Part 2 |
[Feb. 12th, 2008|08:56 pm] |
Don't forget! Red Dragon is Saturday February 16th!
Complete details about Red Dragon 08 are here.
This post continues the list of auction items begun in This post.
 Lot 5: Drum Lessons with Tigre Cruz
Tigre is a rhythmancer (a drum mage), a drum instructor and a drum circle facilitator (and Radical Faerie). He is immersed in traditional West African Djembe drumming and technique. He studies drumming and drum circle facilitation with Jaqui MacMillan. Tigre has graciously donated drum lessons to be bid upon at auction.
 Lots 6, 7, & 8: Storyweaving session with Dr. Carol Burbank
Storyweaving is a relaxing, playful process that improves emotional, physical, and intellectual stamina while supporting clients in finding new joy and purpose in their lives. Dr. Carol Burbank developed this practical combination of mentoring, energy work and storytelling based on her research linking our personal narratives about our lives to the quality of life we experience as a result. Storyweaving sessions give clients a safe space to explore and balance the narratives that bridge their conscious and unconscious ideas. These playful, grounding sessions offer new tools for shifting unhealthy patterns, and weaving new stories.
Dr. Burbank has offered us three storyweaving sessions as auction items that could be sold individually or as a package.
 Lot 9: Original Artwork "AngelBloodLove" by Kila
This original artwork is meant to reflect the Red Dragon's ongoing work evolving blood, loving blood, and all the other variations and conjunctions that the universe presents for curing blood-related diseases. One of a kind, no duplicates have been made.
 Lot 10: Red Dragon Broom
'All the best work in life begins with love. Clear your sacred space with this broom created specially for the Red Dragon Feast. It is lovingly decorated with red and black feathers, silver and ribbon and blessed with a bind rune of Berkana and Mannaz (not pictured), for love, partnership, protection, fertility and a host of other well wishes.' Made and donated by Nicole and Joel
 Lot 11: Glass Pentacle
This beautiful copper and black pentacle is imprinted on a solid glass disk with a fine beveled edge. Suitable as a scrying mirror, altar piece or even a decorative wall hanging. This item donated by Spark of Spirit in College Park, MD.
Lot 12: Red Velvet Box
This adorable little box is covered in a beautiful reflective velvet on the outside and a soft padded satin on the inside. This item was graciously donated by Jen Wind Horse.
Lots 13-15: Handcrafted works by Knox LoveDragon
 Lot 13: Red Dragon Prayer Flag
This beautiful and striking prayer flag is printed on muslin and has an undetermined length of red yarn with two little brass bells. The flag dimensions are 10.5" X 8.25". Suitable for indoor or outdoor decoration.
 Lot 14: Bones of the Dragon Bracelet
In keeping with this years theme of "shedding the skin" Knox has crafted these two pieces of fine jewelery. This gorgeous bracelet is comprised of beads made of Red Coral, Picture Jasper, & Garnet and measures 8" in length.
 Lot 15: Droplets of the Life Giving Blood Necklace
This stunning necklace is a combination of red glass beads, Carnelian, Malachite, Garnet, Tourmaline, & Freshwater Pearls! It measures 16" in length. Perfect for those dainty lads and lasses with super chic taste. |
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| Red Dragon Auction Items: Part 1 |
[Feb. 9th, 2008|10:24 am] |
Auction items are being posted in the order received. This is not the order in which they will be auctioned off. This is not the complete list of auction items. Several posts will be made, so check back over the next week.
Lot 1: Classic Red Dragon Head
Nearly a yard long and over a foot tall, this red dragon head has been used as the focal point of the Red Dragon Feast for years. This year's ritual will focus on the "Shedding of the skin" and a new dragon head will be born. You can own this piece of Radical Faerie history.
Lot 2: Kuanyin and the Dragon
This mahogany finished wall placque depicts the God(dess) Kuanyin serenely posed in front of a dragon. No design on reverse, lies flat against the wall. Placque hangs by red cord and has two red tassels that hang below. Placque measures approximately 10-12 inches in diameter.
 Lot 3: Red and White HRC Track Messenger Bag
This snazzy red and white bag has an adjustable shoulder strap, clips to hold the top flap in place and a little HRC logo in the bottom right hand corner. This item may or may not contain surprises at the time of auction.
Donated by the HRC Action Center and Corner Store in Washington, D.C.
 Lot 4: Red Dragon Necklace by Fritter
For those into the chunky jewelery fritter has offered up this cute little number. This 24 inch necklace is a combination of dyed red coral, czech glass and painted wooden beads. The central pendant depicts a chinese style dragon curled around itself. Worn one way the dragon points up, another down.
Stay tuned for more auction fabulousness in future posts this week! |
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| Radical Faerie Movie Night: SEBASTIANE! |
[Jan. 29th, 2008|10:10 am] |
Before Mel Gibson butchered Jesus in The Passion of the Christ,
Derek Jarman skewered a saint in Sebastiane!
Filmed in Sardinia, and acted entirely in Latin, Jarman's film follows the last days of Saint Sebastiane. Sebastiane was a Roman Soldier during the reign of the emperor Diocletian. When it is revealed that Sebastiane has converted to Christianity he and certain men from his legion are exiled to the desert. There he is forced to recant his faith in Christ or be tortured by his captain. Needless to say he is tortured, and eventually martyred for his faith, as well as his unwillingness to submit to the sexual advances of his captain.
Sebastiane is a visually exciting film, loaded with tons of gratuitous nudity and explicit homoeroticism. But what I found highly intriguing was the actual lack of Christianity in Sebastiane's faith. A lot of the language that he uses for Christ is in comparison to classical Gods like Apollo and Adonis a man beloved of Gods. I don't even know that the name Jesus was ever mentioned at all. Just these descriptions of the Christian God that were as if he had fallen in love with Christ and not actually converted to the faith.
The best parts of this film were the slow parts. Jarman spent about ten minutes or more on a scene of two men frolicking in a pool of water and lovingly touching each other. It was absolutely beautiful to watch. It did little to advance the plot of the film, though it did enhance the sexual tension of the captain.
The torture scenes are not so bad in this film. In fact they were pretty tame as torture goes. More often than anything it looked like they were play-acting at torture instead of actually torturing him. Though the sand on a sunburn scene was pretty bad, if only from experiential memory. And as far as play-acting goes, these men were obviously not soldiers. I've seen more realistic fake sword sparring at the renaissance fair than here. And their spearwork, their archery? No. Terrible.
The music was by Brian Eno, which was kind of a shocker actually. Not that he wouldn't do this film, just that I wasn't expecting it. The music was pretty tame as things went, a soft undertone to the film.
Was Sebastiane a good movie? Not particularly. Was it a sexy movie? Well, yes. Very. Would I watch it again? Sure.
Does this film deserve an X rating? NO. Not in the slightest. There are a lot of full frontal men, but there's no actual sex ever. There's touching, kissing, and that's about it. But, this film came out in the 70's, 1976 in fact, so I guess any kind of love between men and actual male nudity might have constituted enough material for an X rating.
If you want to buy a copy of Sebastiane, it's available on DVD from Amazon.com. |
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| Pansexual Leather Social Group Forming for 21-35 y.o. and their partners! |
[Jan. 7th, 2008|04:31 pm] |
This isn't exclusively fey, but does deal with BDSM/Leather/fetish, and I know we have more than a few kinky/Leather faeries. I'd love to get some Faerie presence at this event.
PLEASE CROSSPOST ANYWHERE APPROPRIATE!
From pony_sprite
goLEATHER Northeast is holding its first meeting/party on Saturday January 26th in Rockville, MD!
( What is goLEATHER? )
goLEATHER Northeast's first meeting will be held in a transit-accessible location in Maryland on January 26th, 2008 from 4pm till our hosts throw us out! Our first formal meeting will dissolve into a social party and potluck so please bring something with you if you are attending. Please contact the email below privately for location information. As always, goLEATHER is 100% free to attend.
More information can be found at http://www.goleather.org
If you would like to RSVP and receive the address you can do so to at smileyponie@gmail.com
(x-posted all over teh blagoblags [and by that, I mean Teh LJ blagoblags]) |
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| DC Radical Faeries Present: The Red Dragon Feast 2008 |
[Jan. 6th, 2008|11:11 am] |
When: Saturday, February 16, 2-5 pm
Where: Westminster Presbyterian Church, 400 I st SW, Washington DC
Tickets: $13.00, payable online HERE or pay at the door. As per long standing faerie tradition, no one will be turned away for lack of funds.
What is Red Dragon?
The Red Dragon Feast is a combination feast, charity event and magickal working done with the intent of sending forth our red dragon to battle against blood-borne diseases. We gather together in red attire, feast on red foods, and toast with red drinks. We also have an outrageous auction that raises additional money for each year's selected charity.
 Where does the money go?
Previous donations raised for Red Dragon have gone to local DC charities and research projects to combat all types of blood borne diseases. Our recipients change every year, and past donations have gone to help cure breast cancer, Pediatric AIDS, Sickle Cell Anemia, Teen HIV/AIDS, and Diabetes.
Proceeds from this years event will go toward the creation of a DC Radical Faerie produced HIV prevention campaign. Details will be forthcoming.
What should I wear/bring/do?
Attire: Anything, as long as it's red. You could wear a red sequined thong or a red tee shirt and jeans, and we'd be just as happy either way.
Bring: Happiness, High Hopes, and your cash and credit cards. Please don't bring food, as food will be provided. Also, this year we will be collecting auction items early and posting them here on the blog. Please don't bring auction items on the day of the event. But DO bring cash or credit cards to pay for your auction items on site.
Do: Have a good time. Enjoy the food. Share your heart. Be generous.
Who are the DC Radical Faeries?
The DC Radical Faeries is a community-based organization of men, women and others who explore queer spirituality. We promote an understanding of Earth-based religions and interfaith cooperation. We welcome all queer spirits, straight, gay, bi, trans, two-spirited or searching. We welcome people from all walks of life who want to share and nurture their essential fabulosity. DC Radical Faeries are also a 501(c)3 charitable organization, and all donations are tax deductible.
For additional information please contact the faerie info line: info@dcradfeys.org |
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| The True and Ancient Rite of Enshrouding |
[Dec. 17th, 2007|07:23 pm] |
Enshrouding is a commonly performed rite of the DC Radical Faeries. We are a transient group, subject to the ebbs and flows of the people through our fair town, and as such we see faeries come into our lives and flow out of our lives to go on to prospects elsewhere, for reasons more numerous to count. To honor the transition we perform the Rite of Enshrouding upon our faeries who choose to leave us.
This is the structure and process for the true and ancient rite of enshrouding.
Once a faerie announces hir intention to leave the group, move to other shores, wander for a bit, or go on extended holiday the Faeries are behooved to honor hir with the rite of enshrouding.
The ritual shroud is placed over hir body, enveloping hir in the hazy uncertainity of what is to come and the beginning the transition to the other.
All faeries then place their hands upon hir and tell stories and memories of loving moments had in our faerie circle and elsewhere.
Once all loving memories have been shared then blessings for the future are shared, energy is sung, chanted, poeticized and heralded over hir.
The shroud is then removed and the faerie sent forth onto hir wanderings and wonderings.
Tonight, jcruisedirector leaves our circle. He will be sent forth using the same shroud that sent forth J & L and B & G. The shroud has also been used in DC Radical Faerie Samhain for several years. This one strange piece of cloth has felt so much love and joy and pain and separation. I feel honored to keep it in my home. |
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| Goodbye Potluck! |
[Dec. 15th, 2007|01:22 pm] |
Hello all!Just wanted to let you all know there is going to be a Potluck at e_eldritch's place on Monday December 17th, and it will also be a going away party for me! As most of you already know, and some of you might not, I am moving to Portland OR, and I will be leaving next Friday the 21st. Please let me know if you would like to attend and I will give you the address/directions if needed. Thanks all and hope to see you there! |
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| Fairy Tale of the Snow Prince |
[Dec. 10th, 2007|02:26 am] |
For those of you who were unable to attend DC Radical Faerie Yule, here is a snippet of the action from the evening. This is the performance for which I sewed all those kimonos. This is the Fairy Tale of the Snow Prince. I apologize for the unbelievably shitty rendering on this, but it really is the best I could do so far. It's actually better if you watch it in the smallest screen rather than blowing it up to full screen.
For the record these were the actors:
Kikori - dmlaenker
Yuki - fritterfae
Blizzard (fubuki) - jcruisedirector
Frost (Shimo) - c4bl3fl4m3
Iceberg (Hyozan) - Just Julie
Glacier (Hyoga) - Anne
Narrator - eeldritch
The play was written by me, costumes by me, and makeup was done by jcruisedirector. Music was provided by kiltedcubpa (Drum) and Thyme (viola).
And for the record, we only rehearsed this moments before we performed it. Only two people were clued into how this was going to work until the day of the event, but it worked. Gods be praised.
Oh, and this is my first official YouTube video, and hopefully they will be less shitty after this one. |
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| Yule: Legend of the Snow Prince |
[Dec. 7th, 2007|03:20 pm] |
 You are cordially invited to attend
DC Radical Faerie Yule:
Legend of the Snow PrinceDecember 8, 6:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
Universalist National Memorial Church
1810 16th St NW
Washington, DC
Who is this "Snow Prince"?
"Legend of the Snow Prince" is an original play by the DC Radical Faeries inspired by Japanese fairy tales. Kikori, the woodsman finds love and danger in the arms of Yuki, prince of the court of Winter. What will be their fate? Come and find out!
What will happen at Faerie Yule?
Enjoying snacks and warm beverages!
Singing jolly seasonal tunes!
Dancing traditional social dances!
Being astounded by theatrical wonder!
Is there a fee?
We will graciously accept donations of $5.00 or more upon arrival. But DC Radical Faerie Yule is open to all who wish to attend. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.
What should I bring?
Do: Bring friends and family!
Do: Bring your dancin' shoes!
Do: Bring colorful items to add to our seasonal altars!
Do Not: Bring food or drinks as they will be provided
Who are the DC Radical Faeries?
The DC Radical Faeries is a community-based organization of men and women who explore queer spirituality. We promote an understanding of Earth-based religions and interfaith cooperation. We welcome all queer spirits, straight, gay, bi, trans, two-spirited or searching. We welcome people from all walks of life who want to share and nurture their essential fabulosity.
For additional questions or information please contact Fritter at:
info@dcradfeys. org |
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| Yule: Legend of the Snow Prince |
[Nov. 25th, 2007|07:10 pm] |
You are cordially invited to attend
DC Radical Faerie Yule:
Legend of the Snow PrinceDecember 8, 6:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
Universalist National Memorial Church
1810 16th St NW
Washington, DC
Who is this "Snow Prince"?
"Legend of the Snow Prince" is an original play by the DC Radical Faeries inspired by Japanese fairy tales. Kikori, the woodsman finds love and danger in the arms of Yuki, prince of the court of Winter. What will be their fate? Come and find out!
What will happen at Faerie Yule?
Enjoying snacks and warm beverages!
Singing jolly seasonal tunes!
Dancing traditional social dances!
Being astounded by theatrical wonder!
Is there a fee?
We will graciously accept donations of $5.00 or more upon arrival. But DC Radical Faerie Yule is open to all who wish to attend. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.
What should I bring?
Do: Bring friends and family!
Do: Bring your dancin' shoes!
Do: Bring colorful items to add to our seasonal altars!
Do Not: Bring food or drinks as they will be provided
Who are the DC Radical Faeries?
The DC Radical Faeries is a community-based organization of men and women who explore queer spirituality. We promote an understanding of Earth-based religions and interfaith cooperation. We welcome all queer spirits, straight, gay, bi, trans, two-spirited or searching. We welcome people from all walks of life who want to share and nurture their essential fabulosity.
For additional questions or information please contact Fritter at:
info@dcradfeys.org |
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| Thanks-Gaia |
[Nov. 20th, 2007|12:46 pm] |
Hey Faes!
As per our tradition I'll be hosting faerie Thanks-Gaia at my house on Thursday the 22nd.
What: Thanks Gaia
Where: Fritter's House, 773 Fairmont St NW
When: 3:00 p.m. and onward!
This is a potluck dinner, so please check with me about foodstuffs. I would greatly appreciate it.
Much Love,
Fritter |
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| A Very Yaoi Yule |
[Nov. 19th, 2007|12:41 am] |
Today we were planning out the ritual for the DC Radical Faeries Yule. We usually have lots of singing and dancing and there's often some kind of play. Well, this year there will be singing and dancing and a very unusual play.
For some reason I was thinking of the blizzard scene from Akira Kurosawa's "Dreams". In that scene a mountaineering expedition becomes lost in a blizzard and can't find their way back to base camp. The men then see a vision of a beautiful woman in the snow who may lead them back to camp or lead them to their deaths. The scene seemed to resonate with me this morning and I read some more about this legend of the snow woman, Yuki-onna. I brought this idea to the meeting today and we started outlining this story of a mountaineer who becomes lost in the snow who has a dream of a palace of ice and the beautiful prince of snow. This dream turns into a moment of love at first sight between the two of them, but the closer they come together the more the mountaineer becomes frozen. Their's is a love that cannot be.
So I'm going to write up this play tomorrow. I'm going to try and do the whole thing in a very edited highly scripted series of haiku.
It's going to be totally incredible.
For those who wish to attend Yule will be:
When: Saturday December 8, 7:00 p.m.
Where: The Universalist Church, 16th and S St NW
Refreshments and entertainments will be provided. |
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