The Furious Spinner

Yes, I believe we can create Old Mermaid Sanctuaries (OMS) wherever we go. That's what I'm doing. Today we took a hike, worked on a writing project together, and got the house in order again. I also got caught up on the news. Exhausting, that. I hope everyone has called or written their congress people about torture. The Republicans caved. (Don't you sometimes wonder why McCain keeps carrying the prez's water?)

Anyway, now I can't sleep. So I'm making more pics. You know how I get.

Labels: Church of the Old Mermaids, photos

4 comments

4 Comments:

A novice, Kim??? I don't think of you as a novice but as the very essence of a gorgeous and fully professed mermaid sister, perhaps an abbess or mermaid superior. BB, Cate

By kerrdelune, at 6:03 AM  

Ahhh, but if I'm always a novice, then I always have beginner's mind. But I enjoyed your description anyway.

By Kim Antieau, at 1:36 PM  

These mermaids are just too wonderful, Kim -- how exciting to bring them home with you. At the moment I am on a pilgrimage along the coast of California. I found many wonderful mermaids in Seal Beach and will be looking today in Santa Cruz. But I've found none like these. Perhaps it takes a desert to birth an Old Mermaid.

By Joanna, at 7:50 AM  

Have fun in CA, Joanna! I've never seen any like these mermaids either. The Old Sea gives up many fine mysteries.

By Kim Antieau, at 7:31 PM  

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