Posts by pericat@wandering.shop
 (DIR) Post #432822 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2018-10-08T17:39:52Z
       
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       @ruth Beautiful. Seriously, awesomely gorgeous work, built on a foundation of care and thought.
       
 (DIR) Post #726623 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2018-10-24T05:39:14Z
       
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       @Canageek trust your gut. if someone doesn't seem right, believe it.
       
 (DIR) Post #753660 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2018-10-25T03:15:53Z
       
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       @Canageek And also if she didn't like you, that would matter to him. :)Good to hear the search may be bearing fruit. #cautiouslyoptimistic
       
 (DIR) Post #858632 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2018-10-30T14:55:35Z
       
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       @Canageek :( I'm sure you didn't though; sounds like a situation where he was juggling some life stuff and that's just how it rolled.
       
 (DIR) Post #1004186 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2018-11-06T05:38:16Z
       
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       @ruth this is the scariest recipe I've read in a long, long time.But it was the photojournaling of it all that made me cry.
       
 (DIR) Post #1921609 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2018-12-12T01:07:25Z
       
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       @Canageek I think what is needed here, is caucus members who are not some flavour of Westernized Christian or were not raised in societies where such was the unquestioned norm.@DialMforMara 's statement cuts to the chase.
       
 (DIR) Post #1921636 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2018-12-12T01:10:17Z
       
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       @Canageek @DialMforMara Darn. It sounds like the ones who are there are better at killing holiday spirit than boosting it.
       
 (DIR) Post #1921694 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2018-12-12T01:15:09Z
       
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       @Canageek Maybe if the questions you've worked up are framed as 'other cultures' holiday traditions'? The religious aspect, so far as the questions are concerned (if I remember them aright) is limited to how the holidays are named.
       
 (DIR) Post #1921734 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2018-12-12T01:15:50Z
       
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       @Canageek I mean, the questions don't address creeds or beliefs.
       
 (DIR) Post #1921736 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2018-12-12T01:19:32Z
       
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       @Canageek Honestly, it sounds like you've done your due diligence and it should be on them to support any further objections with actual facts.
       
 (DIR) Post #1923486 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2018-12-12T02:55:08Z
       
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       @Canageek help yourself. :)
       
 (DIR) Post #1940533 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2018-12-12T21:30:32Z
       
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       @Canageek I read the questions thread a day or two ago when you were working out the questions, and didn't see anything that seemed questionable to me; but then, I don't fall into any of the groups you were concerned about so my POV is not relevant.On Buddhist holidays... there are a number of sects, and 'holidaying' is not really a big thing; I mean, I celebrate holidays, but it's not because Buddhist, if you get my meaning. There's Vesak, but it isn't winter. BUT (1/ 2)
       
 (DIR) Post #1940740 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2018-12-12T21:32:19Z
       
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       @Canageek if you look on the internet for 'buddhist holidays) you will find a number of festivals celebrated in Asian countries where the population identifies as Buddhist, and which are some of them located within a particular Buddhist tradition. (2/2)
       
 (DIR) Post #2841641 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2019-01-10T19:16:39Z
       
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       @Canageek this might be the kind of thing you could use (from https://www.galtt.ca/geology.html)
       
 (DIR) Post #2841895 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2019-01-10T19:28:20Z
       
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       @Canageek well, if it MUST be fresh... :) There's a good deal of rock talk in a novel by Nevada Barr, 'Blind Descent' where passages are formed in a cave by water action, and also much climbing in those passages. Not sure how much time/energy you want to invest, though.
       
 (DIR) Post #2842225 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2019-01-10T19:39:47Z
       
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       @Canageek psh. details, details! :) Good luck with the worldbuilding, though, it sounds neat. I'm sorry I can't be of more help.
       
 (DIR) Post #9ir8QxQxpLRWbU0US0 by pericat@wandering.shop
       2019-05-15T06:03:50Z
       
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       @philnelson @Canageek @DialMforMara also BBEdit. It's a cool feature, and easy to overlook. I keep forgetting about it.