Links, Part I

[featherynscale]

It has come to my attention that my email inbox is full. And that a fair amount of the fullness of the box is made up of messages in which people have sent me links to nifty things that I wanted to keep.
But lo, the box must be emptied. So the links (and a few other things) will be archived. Over the next few days, a lot of that will appear here.

This post is a list of links, for my amusement, and yours, if you happen to be reading.

The Green Guide. Eco-Shopping.

Tease-O-Rama. Annual burlesque convention.
Burlesque at the Folly Theater. History of Burlesque.

Open Source Order of the Golden Dawn. Exactly what it sounds like.

University of California Scholarship Press. Full-text resources on a variety of subjects.

Neomythica. Very exciting jewelry.

Sur La Lune. Fairy tales.

Comments

[kcwitch.livejournal.com]

that's a good idea. i might have to borrow that idea for myself. if i cannot find a link, i can always find lj.

[pete3great.livejournal.com]

Is it just me or are Pagan Chant always, well, awful?

The OSOGD is pretty neat, but it's important to remember its materials are redacted, incomplete, and rewritten from Thelemic stand point.

[featherynscale.livejournal.com]

Is it just me or are Pagan Chant always, well, awful?
Some are better than others, but you're right. Many are very, very bad. The thing is, though, that I'd prefer never to sing another chant that goes to the tune of 'Rose, Rose' again, so I'm interested in learning as many other options as possible.

The OSOGD is pretty neat, but it's important to remember its materials are redacted, incomplete, and rewritten from Thelemic stand point.
Of course. From the tail end of the chaos current though, they look as reasonable as anyone else.
And the very concept is funny enough to make them appealing.