Lady Amythyst Raine
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Amythyst Raine
- The Witch's Corner, Nebraska, US
- Last Login: 7/10/2009
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I own three online shops:
Wytchy Wares:
Lady Amythyst Raine is a professional tarot reader, legally ordained clergy, and solitary Kitchen Wytch. She has been practicing various forms of magick and paganism for 34 years.
She brings to you infinite possibilites in the form of mojo bags, talismans, witch's bottles, spell candles and other forms of basic cottage wytchery. These are ancient practices steeped in a variety of traditions, including Hoodoo and European Witchcraft.
From the depths of the Louisiana Bayous, to the Celtic Isles, magick has been handed down from generation to generation. Here, this magick can become your heritage as well...to protect you, bring prosperity and peace, dole out retribution to enemies, heal and maintain healthy energy, and altar those circumstances which block your path to growth and success.
http://ladyamythyst.webs.com/ wytchywares.htm
Creations by Isabella:
Isabella creates enchanting jewelry, poppets, ceramics and sculpture-- sure to inspire and entrance; and here you will have the opportunity to purchase her work. She is also a licensed tattoo artist at Viking Tattoo in Omaha, Nebraska. You will find photos of her work at this site, as well as contact information.
http://ladyamythyst.webs.com/ creationsbyisabella.htm
Wytchy Mystique:
At Wytchy Mystique you will find a variety of items carrying original photos and artwork from my website-- "The Witch's Corner". These items include apparel, cups, clocks, journals, bags, bumper stickers & buttons, keepsake boxes, pet bowls, etc.
http://cafepress.com/Lady_Amythyst
I'm also a professional tarot reader. You can receive online readings from me at the following sites:
Tarot Readings
http://ladyamythyst.webs.com/ tarotreadings.htm
Tarot Readings by Lady Amythyst
www.myspace.com/tarot57
Mystical Readings
http://mysticalreadings. wetpaint.com
I give in-house tarot readings at Next Millennium in Omaha, Nebraska, once a month. Watch my blogs for information on dates and times.
http://ladyamythyst.webs.com/blog.htm
Visit My Website
The Witch's Corner:
Here you can come to reconnect with your Pagan roots and rediscover the Great Mother, find information on the Elements, spells, tarot, ghosts & ghost hunting, Pagan rituals & holidays, divination, chakras, and much more. I have posted personal psychic experiences and dreams, photos, slideshows and videos. You will find links to Pagan sites, authors, books and supplies to help you on your path in The Craft.
Discover the world of the Witch and the magick it encompasses.
http://ladyamythyst.webs.com
Music
It is a melody that will catch me...the melody even before the words of a song. I love simple, gentle melodies. Anything loud or harsh or grating is almost intolerable to me.
I love Celtic Music, New Age, ambient, light classical, and classic rock. I prefer something relaxing as opposed to something ear splitting.
Movies
My favorite movie is The Mists of Avalon, from there...Practical Magic, The Witches of Eastwick, The Craft, What Lies Beneath, The Missing, The Gift, The Jacket, The Ring, Secret Window, all of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, The Ninth Gate (and just about anything else with Johnny Depp in it), Elizabeth, The Quill, The Governess, Nanny MacPhee, Finding Neverland, The Postman, Merlin, The Illusionist, I’ve Been Waiting for You, An American Haunting, Ghost, The Kill Bill movies (smart beautiful woman kicking ass—who wouldn’t love that), all of the Harry Potter movies and Lord of the Rings, The Quiet Man (I’ve seen this one a zillion times and still get goosebumps when John Wayne comes to fetch Maureen O’hara.), It’s a Wonderful Life, First Knight, The Glass House, Stigmata, The Red Dragon, The Da Vinci Code, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Moonlight & Valentino, Divine Secrets of the YaYa Sisterhood, The Secret of Roan Innish, Something's Gotta Give, Skeleton Key...I love old movies, including silent films.
Divine Secrets of the YaYa Sisterhood
Television
American Idol, Medium, Ghost Whisperer, Everybody Loves Raymond, Ghost Hunters, Paranormal State-- and any other ghost hunting, spook searching, haunted this or that program; History Channel, Discovery Channel, Charmed-- the first season, before it got so cartoonish and silly; Bewitched-- I know, I know, cartoonish and silly; I Love Lucy-- this was in reruns of reruns when I was a child and now my kids watch it, it's timeless. I like real life shows dealing with criminal forensics-- if you want a gal who can discuss blood splatter-- that would be me; Psychic Detective-- and any other programs using psychism to solve criminal cases.
I'm sure this list, as all the others, will experience changes now and then.
The funniest thing about "Everybody Loves Raymond" is that the characters remind me of my husband's family. Ray's mother Marie, especially, could have been molded after my own mother-in-law. My husband says the scariest thing is--he thinks so too!
Medium (Season 2-- gags & bloopers)
Books
I love to read almost as much as I enjoy movies. Most of my reading involves nonficiton books on occult topics by Silver Ravenwolf, Scott Cunningham, Ann Moura, Ly de Angeles, Raven Grimmasi, Laurie Cabot, Konstantinos, Raymond Buckland, etc. I love Anne Rice and when I'm in the mood, Poe. I adore Tennyson, had a crush on him when I was 18. Sir Thomas Mallory and all the tales of King Arthur, Charlotte Bronte and her sister Emily, Dan Brown, the diaries and letters of Anne Morrow Lindbergh, The Diary of a Witch by Sybil Leek, books by the late Betty McDonald: The Egg & I and Onions in the Stew. I like books on real life mysteries: The disappearance of Amelia Earhart, the Bermuda Triangle, etc. I love books about real life forbidden romance, such as King Edward VIII and Wallis Warfield Simpson. I use to love to read tawdry cheap love novels, but I no longer have the time or patience... Again, as with music-- I tend to gravitate toward work that touches me in some way.
Heroes
My heros are people who are willing to be the individuals they were meant to be no matter what the opinions of those around them.
My heros are people who will stand up "for the principle of the thing"...even if it rocks a few boats and causes a few waves.
My heros are people with a backbone.
My Links
Visit Healing International
Visit PaganSpace.net The Social Network for the Occult Community
Visit The Mountain Temple of All That IS
Visit The Black Hat Society Network
Lady Amythyst's Myspace Profiles
Blue Mystique
www.myspace.com/magical_cat
The Goddess Grove
www.myspace.com/the_goddess_grove
Tarot Readings
www.myspace.com/tarot57
©2006 Amythyst Raine (All Rights Reserved) None of my personal material, such as text (essays, blogs, original compositions, commentary, etc.), personal graphics/photos, logos, etc., can be reproduced without my written permission.
Details
- Status: Married
- Here for: Networking, Friends
- Hometown: Mitchell, South Dakota
- Orientation: Straight
- Religion: Other
- Zodiac Sign: Libra
- Children: Proud parent
- Smoke / Drink: No / Yes
- Education: College graduate
- Occupation: The Village Witch
Blurbs
About me:
Greetings to all who enter my realm...it's time for an update:
I am a wildly eclectic, self-initiated, solitary Witch. If an old path isn't working, new paths can always be forged. Don't hold yourself back from spiritual endeavors and growth because of someone else's obsolete rules or mental hang-ups. Forge your own path, walk your own way. I have extremely strong leanings towards Dianic Wicca, but none-the-less, I also incorporate hoodoo, green witchcraft, as well as aspects of Wicca into my practice.
I am a Reiki practicioner, receiving my Reiki Level I Attunement this year from my closest friend and Reiki Master, which made the experience even more meaningful. This is a fascinating world of healing and serenity, and I feel I will be a student of Reiki throughout this lifetime and many lifetimes to come. I'm delving into the vast cauldron of knowledge to investigate and learn about other holistic healing methods as well-- cyrstal healing, aromatherapy, reflexology, etc. Reiki opened the door to a whole new world for me.
I am a professional tarot reader, offering various spreads as well as video tarot readings at my tarot sites. I use the intuitive method of reading the cards, promise no clouds with silver linings, try my best to help people find the light at the end of the tunnel, and I take absolutely no responsibility for the individual choices people make about their lives-- Some people are determined to go down the wrong road and make the wrong choices; no matter what the cards, the gods, or common sense tells them. At the other end of the spectrum are those people who manage to pull it all together after a little tap on the shoulder from Destiny and a new perspective from a tarot reading. Tarot reading is incredible. Sometimes I get to know more than I care to about someone; and then again, I may wind up learning one of Life's lessons right along with them!
I am a legally ordained member of the clergy, but at this time do not do weddings, handfastings, sagings, etc. I will never say 'never', though, you don't always know exactly what direction you're going to go until you get to the crossroads.
I have been a home schooling mother for the past 20 years or so, the mother of a large brood, I might add-- seven of my birth children, two step-sons (with lovely wives), and two grandbabies.
My life is neither glamorous nor exotic-- it consists of mountains of laundry, piles and piles of dishes, an often cluttered living space, lots of cats, heavy traffic, conflicting schedules, and always in the background-- that wonderful steady 'hum' that is Life.
I'm also a hit and miss housekeeper, avid reader, rock hound, chocoholic, master procrastinator, dreamer and visionary, the typical 'crazy cat lady', and a very stubborn independent wife-- just ask my husband.
This is “The Man”. We met in a Wal-Mart parking lot, at a time when each of us was entwined in unusual circumstances in our personal lives. We overcame obstacles to begin our relationship, and we have overcome even more obstacles to maintain it. The success of our marriage is a testimony to perseverance, determination, commitment, love, and choice. Real romance—real relationships—are not ivy covered fairy tales; they demand a lot of work and constant attention. Love and marriage are not for the faint of heart.
http://www.myspace.com/nitehawk444
Lady Amythyst & Dragonhawk
My Wytchlings
I've been a stay-at-home homeschooling mother for umpteen years now. I have six children at home: 21, 19, 15, 13, 11, and 8; and one adult child living out-of-state. (And there's only one boy in there-- so we have a very "girly" house.)
My second and third children both finished high school at age 15 and began their college classes-- that's when skeptical family members stopped questioning me about homeschooling. :)
The following is a December '08 Yule update on my wytchlings, with an adjustment in some of the birthdates since then. Also note-- I have never used my children’s real names on the internet, but once in a while I slip up. Also, Isabella is ready to enter the public arena of the working world and she is on the verge of losing her anonymity anyway.
The Elf (8)...She is still skinny! She has the longest leg bones I’ve ever seen on a little girl and I suspect that by the time she’s finished growing she’ll be 6 feet tall and barely 120 lbs. Her hair is below her butt now, and she loves makeup—what girl doesn’t? She is hooked big time on Mylie Cyrus and I hate to think about how much mula I’ve contributed to that company. Her favorite movie is the Kill Bill series (Uma Thurman kicking butt.), but she still hasn’t outgrown her devotion to Sponge Bob—which surprises me, probably because I don’t see the fascination in it. Emma can still be my ‘cuddle baby’, but I can see that this time is going to come to a rapid conclusion. All of her older siblings adamantly claim that she pulls my leg, getting away with murder, and plays the pretty baby role to the hilt.
Sophia (11)...She is a voracious reader! She’s read all of the books in the Lemony Snicket series, as well as the entire list of Harry Potter books (several times). She’s currently into the Cirque de’ Freak series and she usually has two or three different books that she’s reading at any given time. She is our ‘handbag’ lady. She doesn’t go anywhere—including right here in the house—without carrying around a handbag full of books, notebooks, pens, pencils, and I don’t know what all. She’s built closer to the ground than her younger sister and is much more solid. She’s also a packrat, and you cannot imagine and I cannot describe what all you might find in her room. I caught her the other evening eyeing an empty pop bottle carton. She said, “Do you want this?”
Guinivere (13)...She is Betty Crocker and Donna Reed incarnated. She is constantly cleaning, preparing something in the kitchen, washing up cups, running around the house with a feather duster in her hand, or mopping the stairwell. Sometimes I actually have to nix her house maid activities to get her to do something else instead—no kidding! She loves animals and is responsible for the acquisition of our chicken Cletus. She is always on top of litter box duty, refilling the wild bird feeders, or taking corn out to the squirrels. We’ve also caught her sneaking scraps outside after everyone else has gone to bed to feed the ‘wild kitties’ that come through looking for handouts. She will make someone a good wife someday, as the old clique goes.
DeadRose (15)...She is waiting to get her lip pierced for her 16th birthday next year, and she’s next in line for a tattoo. She is the typical ‘Goth girl’, although she won’t admit it right now. “I’m not Goth!” she staunchly declares through her dyed black and red hair, black eye shadow, and punk clothes. She loves iTunes, being mysteriously mysterious, secrets, late nights and sleeping in, trips into the city, horror and scifi flicks, and Emo. She doesn’t like cutesy clothes, pink, Dancing with the Stars, or anything that smacks of conventionality at it’s most boring. She has finally decided, thank heavens!, that her mother isn’t so bad after all.
Number One Son (19)...At 19 John is half way to an associates degree in Computer Technology. If we could have afforded college tuition when he was too young to be eligible for financial aid, he’d already be there. He’s currently taking classes at Metropolitan Community College, but I’m sure that in the long run he’ll have to transfer to UNO to continue his education. He is very tall, 6’1”, with long brown hair past his shoulders. He’s also very quiet, prefers to have his nose in a book, is so computer savvy that he handles all the updates, virus cleansings, or whatever else we need done to keep us up and running. He just got his first job in the produce department at Wal-mart and is discovering the wonderful feeling of self-satisfaction that comes from earning a paycheck.
Isabella (21)...She has so many irons in the fire that she meets herself coming and going! At the moment she is a strawberry blond with the fairest skin you’ve ever seen. She will be graduating next year from UNO with a degree in graphic arts. (I’m sure you’ll all hear from us then!) This means that she commutes to Omaha five days a week, and let me tell you, when gas was almost $5 a gallon, that was a killer. She not only carries a full load of studies, but she also works part-time in the administrative office on their work/study program. The shear volume of art projects, art shows, museum receptions, etc., that she has had to deal with are incredible. She’s had her work displayed at our local art museum here in Fremont, and she has work up at the AIM Institute in Omaha as we speak. This year she also became a licensed tattoo artist. You can find _____ (also known as ‘Isabella’) at Viking Tattoo in Omaha, Nebraska, which is her second part-time job. I put together a page for her on my website so that she could hawk her artsy wares on the internet. To view some of her work, which includes ceramics, sculpture, jewelry, handcrafted dolls, etc., go to:
http://ladyamythyst.webs.com/creationsbyisabella.htm
My eldest child is 34 years old and inherited my very curly hair. She’s a high school math and science teacher, an avid horsewoman, and is immersed in politics. This is a picture of her below with President Clinton:
With four children left on the home schooling front, I still have a long ways to go before I'm finished. Below you’ll find a link to a site that will answer some questions about how to start home schooling your children, as well as a link to a site that offers legal support for home schooling families:
Homeschooling: Getting Started
http://homeschooling.about.com/od/gettingstarted/Getting_Started_in_Homeschooling.htm
HSLDA
(Home School Legal Defense Association)
Home School Legal Defense Association is a nonprofit advocacy organization established to defend and advance the constitutional right of parents to direct the education of their children and to protect family freedoms. Through annual memberships, HSLDA is tens of thousands of families united in service together, providing a strong voice when and where needed.
Here is a link to HSLDA's website:
http://www.hslda.org/about/default.asp
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Catechism for a Witch's Child
by J.L. Stanley
When they ask to see your gods
your book of prayers
show them lines
drawn delicately with veins
on the underside of a bird's wing
tell them you believe
in giant sycamores mottled
and stark against a winter sky
and in nights so frozen
stars crack open spilling streams of molten ice to earth
and tell them how you drank
the holy wine of honeysuckle
on a warm spring day
and of the softness
of your mother
who never taught you
death was life's reward
but who believed in the earth
and the sun
and a million, million light years
of being.
The Kitchen Witch
The Kitchen (or Cottage) Witch...for me, this is the epitome of what I have always viewed witches as being ever since I was a child. It is that unobtrusive and eccentric woman who grows herbs in her gardens and about her house, who has developed a unique and unusual relationship with the wild things that visit her yard and inhabit her grounds. It is the woman who has the ancient knowledge and wisdom to incorporate the magickal use of herbs in her everyday life—in the food she prepares, in the water and solutions that she uses to clean her home, in the incense she burns to smudge her living quarters.
It's not the flashy publicity oriented media image of a witch that people seek out...it is the quiet Wise Woman in the unusual house down the road; the woman people whisper about curiously amongst themselves, the woman cocooned in ancient mysteries and magickal ways.
This is the Kitchen Witch.
Blessings, Lady Amythyst Raine
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Pets: Past & Present
I grew up immersed in animals, animals of all kinds. My grandmother was a tenderhearted woman with a great love for dogs. The consequences were that everyone in our community who had a crippled, elderly, or otherwise unadoptable dog brought it to her. She had up to twelve at a time. They would join our household to peacefully live out the rest of their days.
In among the dogs were a string of cats, gerbils, hamsters, canaries, horses, several wild animals that needed some mending and tender loving care, as well as the occasional stray critter that would just drop by for something to eat or to warm itself ahead of the kitchen stove.
One grizzled old gray tom cat came and went for almost ten years. He'd usually drop by when he had been beaten up and ripped to shreds in a fight. We'd nurse him back to health, let him sleep at the foot of the bed, warm him milk and give him medicine. But the minute he was healed-- he wanted to leave, and nothing could sway him to stay. We knew we'd see him again, when he needed our help.
Three animals that made the most lasting impact on me were Spike-- a large gray timberwolf my parents kept one summer until the zoo out west was ready to receive him, Pie-- a robin we raised during one magickal season, and Randy-- my black mare, with whom I spent many happy hours exploring fields and shelterbelts and parts unknown.
Spike still visits me in my dreams on occasion, always appearing suddenly, waiting until we make eye contact, and then spinning 'round to disappear, until the next time.
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Fairies
Some people believe in angels...I prefer to cast my chips with the Fairies. I never was comfortable with angels, even as a child. I didn’t perceive them to be the soft and cuddly, feel good, guiding, watchful creatures that the PR people in the Land of Christendom claimed them to be. Of course, not all fairies play on the white side either—but they’ve never pretended to. You know where you stand with a fairy.
As much as I adore Faeries, I choose not to work with their energy. I have found them to be masters of guile, quick-silvered, hot-fingered little kermunchigans. I got tired of my car keys, house keys, and *especially* my earrings disappearing. Granted, they have helped me retrieve (or given back to me) some missing jewelry at times, but they like to play 'light fingered Louie' too often for my taste. Their energy is often unpredictable and scattered.
For those of you who want to work with fairies, you might note that they do not like iron. As a matter of fact, iron is used to keep fairies at bay because it interferes with their energy. That means you don't want ritual tools, like your iron cauldron, sitting about your cast circle when you're trying to invoke these sprites. (You are invoking them from within a cast circle, I hope.) You might also notice that when your invocation is successful, some people actually experience a physical sensation as fairies make their presence felt. You may feel a tingling sensation on your arms or other exposed skin, kind of like the sensation you feel when little bugs are crawling on you. (Have you cast that circle yet?)
Below you’ll find a couple of links to sites with more information about these whimsical, sly, and elusive creatures:
Faerie Central
http://faerie.monstrous.com/index.htm
and
Irish Fairies
http://faerie.monstrous.com/index.htm
Faires...The Legend
Notice...before I redid this profile, I had links on here to Planned Parenthood. I still have those links, and I've moved them to "The Goddess Grove". Follow the url and you will find links on the following topics:
Spirituality, Crisis Centers & Hotlines, Health & Wellness, Inspiration & Entertainment
http://www.myspace.com/the_goddess_grove
The following slide show is made up entirely of original photos of our home, & surroundings, & 'stuff'.
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Pagan Rights
Witches League for Public Awareness
http://www.celticcrow.com/
Lady Liberty League
http://www.circlesanctuary.org/liberty/
("A National and Global referral and information exchange network of Pagan religious freedom activists." )
Pagan Educational Network
http://www.bloomington.in.us/~pen/welcome.html
("Is a non-profit, proactive organization dedicated to educating the public about Paganism as well as building stronger, healthier communities through service.")
International Pagan Pride Project, Inc.
http://www.paganpride.org/
(..."encourages local "Pagan Pride Day" celebrations, to be held within two weeks of the Autumn Equinox throughout North America. Local coordinators plan these events, which typically include at least: a public ritual a food drive or other charitable activity Issuance of press releases."
The Burning Times
http://www.theburningtimes.com/
("Offers a provocative exploration into the historical and modern day Burning Times through artwork, articles, resources, and more...")
Witch's Voice
http://www.witchvox.com/
("...proactive educational network dedicated to correcting misinformation about Witches and Witchcraft.")
So you feel that predjudice is in the past, that Witchcraft is, after all, legal now and protected under the Constitution. Not so. There is still discrimination, misunderstanding, and perhaps most amazing of all-- "fear" of Witches.
It's up to all of us to be diligent and work to protect our rights, as well as our homes, families, and ourselves. I speak of what I know...me and my own family members have been the target of just such ignorance.
Bright Blessings and Stay Safe,
Lady Amythyst Raine
http://ladyamythyst.webs.com/paganrights.htm
The Goddess Grove
The Goddess Grove is an online circle/sanctuary for women.
Sisterhood can be found at:
www.myspace.com/the_goddess_grove
Videos
This is one of my favorite videos. It's done by the Autralian witch, Deborah grey. I love the sound of her voice, the sagey green colors, and I'm fascinted by her hands and their movements.
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Dorothy
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Zsuzsanna
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Paranormal State
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Comments
Jul 11 2009 5:14 AM
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Jul 10 2009 9:31 PM
I hope you have a wonderful weekend! I love reading your status and your blogs. Some are quite entertaining :)
Blessings,
nancy
Jul 10 2009 5:24 PM
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Jul 10 2009 2:04 AM
Just showing some love
Hope your day was a good one
And thank god it's FRIDAY!!!!!
Sweet Dreams and Sleep Well
Love ya bunches
xoxoxoxoxoxo
Jul 9 2009 10:30 PM
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Jul 9 2009 3:44 PM
Wishing you a fantastic Thursday. Blessing my friend.
Jul 9 2009 3:11 PM
Love and hugs, Claudia
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~Magickal Graphics~
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Scott
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Love and Light..........
Lady Moon
Jul 7 2009 4:10 PM
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Jul 7 2009 12:49 PM
Love and Light.........
Lady Moon
Jul 7 2009 12:37 PM
words are easy to say, Sweet things are easy 2 buy, But sweet people
are difficult to find Life ends when U stop dreaming, Hope ends when U
stop believing, Love ends when U stop caring, Friendship ends when U
stop sharing. So share this with whom ever U consider a friend. To love
without condition, To talk without intention, To give without reason,
And to care without expectation is the heart of a true friend...
Forward this to all the people whom U consider as your true friend.
Dont forget to send it back to ME ..... If U Care........ Life is
short, Break the rules, Forgive quickly, Kiss slowly, Love truly, Laugh
uncontrollably, And never regret anything that made you smile. Send to
all the people you love or don't want to lose in 2009, even me.... If
you get 3 back, you are a great friend!!
Jul 7 2009 1:04 AM
Thinking of You
Jul 7 2009 12:52 AM
Wishing you and everyone you love a most memorable summer,
Love and Light to you always,
lowlinora
x/o