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[Image description: A teaser shot showing just the corners of the cards and one part of a rune from this week’s reading.]
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[Image description: A teaser shot showing just the corners of the cards and one part of a rune from this week’s reading.]
Welcome to the second day of Fimbulvetr. Today’s weather report is from Nat King Cole, providing a lighter take on the eerie empyrean event which continues today.
The still photo shows the skies above my house this morning. The sun is shining in other parts of the world, so Fenris has not yet eaten the sun, but today feels like a warm day in Fimbulvetr.
[Image description: Trees outlined in silhouette against a dark orange sky.]
I’m slowly sorting out the chaos from the office move (losing several days to excessive heat just after the move has not helped). The internet connection is working, the coffee maker is in place, and my desk is set up enough so I can actually do some work.
I then set up the most important part for me personally, which are the principal altars:
The altar for Loki, Sigyn, and Angrboda:
[Image description: A triptych with images of Sigyn, Loki, and Angrboda on the wall, over the top shelf of a bookcase draped with a purple cloth with gold shapes and purple fringe, and adorned with various crystals, shells, and candles.]
The altar for Kali:
[Image description: An altar on the top of a set of drawers draped with a crimson cloth trimmed with gold and black. In the center is a statue of Kali, with various crystals and ornaments on the altar.]
And the altar for Odin (with the plushie friends on the shelf below—I unpacked them first, because it’s not nice to keep them in a box for days and days):
[Image description: The top shelf of a bookcase, decorated with various objects and an image of Odin. The shelf below it contains a variety of plushie animals.]
There’s still a long way to go before it’s a fully functioning office, but with the Gods and my plushie friends, it is feeling more like my space.
