Happy easter!
Today is Easter and most of you have went your church's sunrise service and then to church and are now preparing easter eggs or preparing to visit family. Weather is holding up nicely except that its rather windy out. I do have one interesting thing to note that, did you know that the holiday that you are celebrating today was once a pagan holiday called Ostara? Or that the rabbit, or hare, is associated with this holiday because it represents fertility. The eggs represent abundance and new life. And if you bury a raw egg in your garden or by your front door, its supposed to bring you fertility and abundance during the year.
This blog is inspired by my being from the South but I lean towards my native american roots and my German roots when it comes to spirituality. Sitting in a stuffy old church building surrounded by family who only are nice to you when they see you, only during the holidays. I prefer to be out in the open air, surrounded by chattering birds, feeling the wind blow across my face and through my hair.
But anyways, happy holidays!
Confederate love
Sunday, April 20, 2014
Easter
Friday, April 18, 2014
Bundy situation
The media and the government are saying that the Bundy family are terrorists when they only stood up to the government. Anyone who tries to stand up for their rights is deemed terrorist. I know it in my heart that there is a civil war coming. We are living in a modern version of the civil war, 'gone with the wind' type days. We need to stick together in times like these.
Monday, April 14, 2014
Reliving old times.
Hello all,
I strongly believe that we are reliving history. Only that we skipped the part where we came to America and fast forwarded to the civil war times. Blacks and whites are hating each other,and the racism and hatred is rising and tempers are rising with each time a rape or murder between black and whites happens. Its going to come to a boil I g point eventually. Only this time, the government is more powerful and there are less citizens willing to fight against Yankees.
The South still doesn't have as many weapon factories as the north does but hopefully we'll still have the fighting spirit we had all those years ago. This time, women can fight. I believe in the South, do you?
I believe that there isn't a better place to live or raise children then the good ole' South. Where religion and family is just as important as good manners and good food. Where children as young as twelve learn to shoot guns and can hunt or fish.
What do you all think?
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Which one are you?
I find myself to be a mix of both, honestly. So which one are you?
And for the gentlemen, are you Rhett Butler or Ashley Wilkes?
Comment with your answer.
Bless your heart.
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Question
OK, is it just me or do people who dress up for an occasion that they normally don't wear, get on your nerves too? Like say you see a girl who you just know does not care about hunting wear Camo, or wear football jerseys even if she don't watch any games ever. Or those that never wear cowboy boots ever but suddenly have pictures of themselves in a pair.
I ain't trying to be mean but if your going to do that, do it for something you actually care about and not a once-in-a-lifetime-thing-you-once-went-to-with-a-husband-or-friend kind of thing! Don't be a people pleaded, hell, just be comfortable.
Screw what others think of you.
Monday, March 10, 2014
Polar opposites
Hello y'all,
Today I wonder how my husband I have stayed married as long as we have. We are two total opposites and rarely agrees on anything. He loves the beach, living somewhere where you can always have something to do, he rarely will step outside of our house without some kind of shoes on, he keeps all the curtains drawn like he's afraid of someone seeing him at home, he even rarely sits on our porch, he'd rather stay inside like a hermit playing video games or watching movies.
Whereas myself, I love the outdoors, hate the beach, love living in the woods or small towns, love being outside barefoot,likes having curtains open where I can see the sunlight, even like having the windows open on a cool day, love sitting on the porch all day long either playing with my son or reading or knitting.
I'm born and raised in good ole' Alabama but he's from Florida. (You can say Florida is southern all you want but all that state is, is full of Yankees that live near a beach) I want my son to be raised the southern way but he doesn't.
He's one of those that think southerners are slow and stupid, so yeah we have our problems. But I do love him and without him I wouldn't have the sweet little boy that's running around playing right now :-)
A little education in good ole' southern ways is in order,I guess haha!
Hope y'all have a good day and God bless