Up until this point we’ve discussed many things on the blog, but ostensibly it’s been about planning a fabulous Halloween Party. Well… Halloween is over, which begs the question…
Where do we go from here?*
Time and money being the issues they always are (shouldn’t princesses have unlimited funds?? *sigh*), our next big fete won’t happen again until springtime – we’re contemplating a Beltane/Walpurgis/Thrimilci celebration, which would be around May 1. Maybe something outside. We dunno yet. And we’re not planning it yet.
When we sat down a couple weeks ago to face the inevitable, we defined our mission statement:
A royal brew of (pagan) social issues and (pagan) socializing…and what shoes to wear while doing both.**
We realized that while we did enjoy writing about the party, we really got our passion on when writing about living as social pagans. And so as we shift gears over the next few months, we’ll be writing more about day-to-day pagan life, pagan social issues (political and personal), and trying to get along as members of a minority religion – without being weird about it. We’d like to do interviews with people of all faiths about pagan perceptions and interfaith dialog. Most importantly, we want to build a community of people who, like us, think religion is not something that needs to be hidden in a social situation – because, dern it, we can all get along.
We’ll also be working on an update of the site that incorporates our fabulous mascot. Hopefully we have not completely scared off our amazing friend who is a fabulous web designer by our past lack of comprehension of what we want. *Waves at Kat* Princesses are sometimes impossible to work with, we know. *blush*
So what would you like to read more of? Have any suggestions for future articles? Directions you’d like to see us take? What have been your favorite things we’ve written about and why?
3 comments
Chris says:
Nov 12, 2010
I’ve been enjoying all that you’ve been writing so far, especially any discussions shoes!
T.K. says:
Nov 13, 2010
We all know the Devil wears Prada and while your fabulous boots probably are not thigh high, I’m sure you look just a little……devilish wearing them.
I’d like to read more about things that led you to paganism. Not things that are wrong with Christianity, but things that are right about paganism. Also, more about celebrations like the ancestral chair or the like. You have both been extremely interesting.
Jax says:
Nov 14, 2010
Thanks Chris! T.K. those are great suggestions; we’ll totally take you up on that. And you know I do look quite devilish in those shoes. They’re fabulous! 😉