*sigh* I am out for the Summer as of this weekend.  I really am not sure exactly what to do with myself apart from using this time off to improve my spirituality and knowledge.  As I am still at the beginning stages of my learning (which I'm doing pretty much on my own), I have a lot to learn!  I went Sunday to our local library branch and got a card.  However, I was somewhat disappointed by the lack of pagan materials there.  With entire bookcases dedicated to mainstream religions, they only had a half of a shelf for "new age", most of which was about Feng Shui.  Although I am a great believer in Feng Shui, that's not what I was looking for, and in the end had to wander to the mythology section. I found later while perusing the library's website that many of the other branches have a much better selection of pagan books that can be transported to my branch if I put a hold on them.  I must have held about ten books, and I hope they come quickly.  It's not as if I don't have my own books to read, but the library is so much less expensive than going out and buying more, especially in the present economical situation.

I did check out The Power of Myth (Joseph Campbell with Bill Moyers), and have found it interesting.  As a result of that, I tracked down the actual PBS broadcast at google video and have been watching it.  Fascinating!  It has forced me to look at modern society a bit differently, and at my own personal form of Myth-making.  It is a concept I had never even considered before and it really does make you think a bit.

This week, I have noticed that Willow, my kitty, has been "batting" at things that are not there.  I wonder if there is something that she sees that I do not, and what is it?  I thought maybe Fae, or something of that nature.  If anyone has any ideas on what cats are in tune with, let me know.