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Posted: **10/28/2003, 7:09 pm**

Samhain ("SOW-ain")

Of all the Witchcraft holidays, Halloween is the only one that still boasts anything near to popular celebration. Even though it is typically relegated to children (and the young-at-heart) and observed as an evening affair only, many of its traditions are firmly rooted in Paganism ... It seems only right that there should be one night of the year when our minds are turned toward thoughts of the supernatural. A night when both Pagans and non-Pagans may ponder the mysteries of the Otherworld and its inhabitants. And if you are one of them, may all your jack-o'lanterns burn bright on this All Hallow's Eve.

Hallowe'en is coming! Have a big feast, invite all your friends, and set an empty place at the table for dead relatives!

Questions welcome

Posted: **10/28/2003, 9:28 pm**

happeningfish wrote:Hallowe'en is coming! Have a big feast, invite all your friends, and set an empty place at the table for dead relatives!

Questions welcome

Okay, then, question:
How far back do I have to go before I can start turning away the dead relatives? Great-great? Great-great-great?

I have a small apartment.

Posted: **10/28/2003, 9:46 pm**

Well, intangible spirits don't take up a heck of a lot of space, so you should be okay.

Posted: **10/29/2003, 12:03 am**

I got invited to go to a Halloween party on friday! We're going to play board games! Tubular!

Posted: **10/29/2003, 10:16 am**

i have to work on halloween.

Posted: **10/29/2003, 10:49 am**

I have to work too

5-9 shift

stinks. There is going to be NO ONE there

I wanted to .. uhm.. do nothing cuz I don't have plans..BAH!!!

Posted: **10/29/2003, 10:59 am**

i work 1-10.

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Happy Samhain!

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