Elder Futhark Runes

There are many versions of the runic alphabets. Each has variations in names, shapes, esoteric meanings and magical uses. One should not mix futharks, or the intent or meaning becomes confused. The Elder Futhark, the Anglo-Saxon Futhorc, and the Younger (or Scandinavian) Futhark are the most frequently seen versions of the runic alphabets in use today.

The runes are broken into three sections or groups of eight, called aett (aettir, plural). This helps one to remember their order, and later, you will see, has significance in magical uses.

For more information on Runes, Please visit:

 sunnyway.com/runes.meanings

Have you been wondering where the inspiration

for my cat on the moon logo came from?

This is my favorite cat: CJ

His Grandfather: Rusty

was the inspiration for my

logo, as you can probably tell!

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Rusty was killed by a coyote, he was protecting his litter.

They were only 3 weeks old. We rescued them from a brush pile in our yard and kept 2 of them.

Copper and Orion.

Copper is CJ's father. He was shot and killed by a terrible neighbor of ours.

CJ has personality traits from both Rusty and Copper.

He has assumed his rightful place as

"alpha kitty" in our home!

Want to see what I've been up to?

Guilford Lion's & Lioness Craft Fair

Guilford Town Green, Guilford, CT

August 11, 2007

A fabulous fair!

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St. Michael's Fete and Craft Fair

St. Michael's Episcopal Church, Litchfield, CT

September 9, 2007

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Southern CT Pagan Pride Day

Veteran's River Walk, Shelton, CT

September 16, 2007

A lovely day for a fair!

Fairies were plentiful at this years event!

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Southern CT Pagan Pride Day

 

Wharton Brook State Park,

 

Wallingford, CT 

 

September 9, 2006

 

 

 

 Face painting was just one of many children-friendly activities at Pagan Pride Day!

 

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All rights to these pictures are reserved. 

 

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Hope you will join us at this years events!

Mary