Cake to Bake? Well at least you don't have to wait for the dough to rise. You should try a few casseroles, pop one straight in the oven and then keep it simmering for two hours.
Perthaps we should start a double - entendre challenge
Ian
Reviewed by Jim Beam (Reader)
Reviewed on October 26, 2003
Okay, a bit too long for me to follow. But to me it sounds like a blowjob going wrong.
OOh, I like the double message here.... what's inside will always be revealed on the outside. I never used to think of food as erotic, either, till I seen a man eating a stalk of celery... I don't know why it did to me what it did... terrific write...
In Spirit,
Bear
Oh Lady A
Were it not for "never" I would have laughed and laughed;
but then the eternity of it made me sad.
I'm really very glad you posted this new so I could write a respose
that you would see; "Shechinah" may, indeed, speak to the persecution of Wiccans, but as so, that is a gift in the life of the piece independent of my conscious intention. By design the Witch and Giant are achetypical Shadow aspects of each individual; women have Giants, while men have Witches. As an archetypical concept I learned about this from the work of Robert Bly in his book, "A Little Book on the Human Shadow." Most generally in this society, as little girls grow into women we project our Giant energy out onto men; thus there is appearant confrontation -- boys on the other hand tend to grow into projecting their witch onto women, also resulting in confrontation. A woman who has integrated her Giant is not likely to encounter abuse. The man who has integrated his Witch is as unlikely to be manipulated by a woman -- without need of confrontation. It just totally changes the dance. -- Blessings, Vicky
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on October 25, 2003
Interesting write that can be read more then one way :-)
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George J Carroll
Perthaps we should start a double - entendre challenge
Ian
~Sara
Love Tinka
This is a very well planned write.
smiles
This is awesome Lady A!
And you know... you are the woman! This style is SO LADY A! You gotta love that! I never expect less than excellence when coming to your den.
Love it!
Teresa Emilie
In Spirit,
Bear
Were it not for "never" I would have laughed and laughed;
but then the eternity of it made me sad.
I'm really very glad you posted this new so I could write a respose
that you would see; "Shechinah" may, indeed, speak to the persecution of Wiccans, but as so, that is a gift in the life of the piece independent of my conscious intention. By design the Witch and Giant are achetypical Shadow aspects of each individual; women have Giants, while men have Witches. As an archetypical concept I learned about this from the work of Robert Bly in his book, "A Little Book on the Human Shadow." Most generally in this society, as little girls grow into women we project our Giant energy out onto men; thus there is appearant confrontation -- boys on the other hand tend to grow into projecting their witch onto women, also resulting in confrontation. A woman who has integrated her Giant is not likely to encounter abuse. The man who has integrated his Witch is as unlikely to be manipulated by a woman -- without need of confrontation. It just totally changes the dance. -- Blessings, Vicky