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Nine Party!
Sep. 8th, 2009 11:27 pmTomorrow (today for most of you) will be 09 September 2009--or 09-09-09.
It also happens to be the regularly scheduled Hrafnar meeting, so we've decided that this month's event will be a party brought to you by the Number Nine, the Rune Ansuz, and the god Odin! It will be held at the usual place and time (Greyhaven, 7:30 PM).
Events will include (but probably not be limited to) Nine-Pin Loggats, Nine Men's Morris, mind-bending riddles, and a short sumbel in Odin's honor. Also, as we're used to doing at September Hrafnar meetings, we will be creating a corn dolly that we fervently hope looks like a horse, to be sacrificed to the fire at Yule. However, this time, instead of the Vanir, the focus will be on Woden as a Continental fertility power and as leader of the Hunt--and we'll be leaving a sheaf in the old yew stump for Sleipnir.
I know at least two people are bringing salmon (mmmm, fishies!), and there will be aspearagus and roast beast.
Now, usually, I roast a mighty prime rib, source of the ribeye steak. But this time, I'm going with an eye of round roast.
Hope to see some of you there!
-- Lorrie
It also happens to be the regularly scheduled Hrafnar meeting, so we've decided that this month's event will be a party brought to you by the Number Nine, the Rune Ansuz, and the god Odin! It will be held at the usual place and time (Greyhaven, 7:30 PM).
Events will include (but probably not be limited to) Nine-Pin Loggats, Nine Men's Morris, mind-bending riddles, and a short sumbel in Odin's honor. Also, as we're used to doing at September Hrafnar meetings, we will be creating a corn dolly that we fervently hope looks like a horse, to be sacrificed to the fire at Yule. However, this time, instead of the Vanir, the focus will be on Woden as a Continental fertility power and as leader of the Hunt--and we'll be leaving a sheaf in the old yew stump for Sleipnir.
I know at least two people are bringing salmon (mmmm, fishies!), and there will be aspearagus and roast beast.
Now, usually, I roast a mighty prime rib, source of the ribeye steak. But this time, I'm going with an eye of round roast.
Hope to see some of you there!
-- Lorrie
