Oh Gawds!

[wolfrose]

You know people, if I ever did go to a public ritual I would have to buy a robe because to date I don't own one...

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To robe or not to robe

[jullia-starz.livejournal.com]

This is just one more of a very *long* list of reasons I don't do public ritual anymore, although I have been sorely tempted to sew up a robe of sky material and get some bear slippers, so I could be sky-clad and bear-foot *grin* (an idea that Rick C put in my head many, many years ago!)

Re: To robe or not to robe

[gwenwolfrose.livejournal.com]

ROFLMAO! Oh my sides hurt now...

Re: To robe or not to robe

[beltainelady.livejournal.com]

*snerk*

Maybe I should have you make some for me. Although, for the Pagan Pride ritual, I just wear normal clothes.

I guess I'm just boring.

Re: To robe or not to robe

[jullia-starz.livejournal.com]

Nah, your not boring! The last public rituals I went to where the Beltaines you and Joe use to do on LI, for obvious reasons that you know all to well, I don't go to them anymore *sighs*

Besides, we *ALWAYS* wore regular clothes! Times are changing to be sure.

and I am still thinking about make that rug *grin*

Re: The rug

[beltainelady.livejournal.com]

Oh my GODS!! THAT brings back some memories, LMAO.

Re: The rug

[jullia-starz.livejournal.com]

*smiles* Yeah it does, maybe one of these days I will actually make it, I have the plan figured out, just have to get through all my other sewing and knitting projects first. Those were good days indeed.

Re: To robe or not to robe

[fionnulaharp.livejournal.com]

Okay, I do go to public ritual, but I don't have a robe. I usually wear whatever I wore to work that day, unless I'm officiating. Even if I'm officiating, I tend to wear a nice dress that seems appropriate to the ritual.

Of course, I do the same with the coven that I work with. I'm just not a robe kind of girl. Unless it's my warm, fluffy one on a cold evening.

Re: To robe or not to robe

[jullia-starz.livejournal.com]

Ahhh, but there is a difference! If I was still in Colorado, I would most likely be going to the public rituals. People in CO, at least back when I lived in Colorado Springs 10 years ago, actually had a clue, and I still miss Grand Coven *sighs*

Here on the east coase, as Jackie can attest, the public stuff tends to be ran by the clueless. Fluffy-bunny would be an elevation for them to be honest. Thankfully, there is not much energy raised, so no one really gets into trouble, I just chose not to be around the silliness. I went to one Beltaine ritual, BELTAINE mine you, where they decided to do an angel ritual???? I had to leave the circle because I was laughing so hard, and I didn't want to be respectful, they actually thought they were doing something for Beltaine! Lets not talk about the mating of the God and Goddess and their marriage...nooooooo...that might be *gasp* sexual!

When I do go to public stuff, I tend to wear a nice dress or skirt, nothing incredibly "witchy", I don't own anything witchy actually, black is not my color *grin*

Re: To robe or not to robe

[fionnulaharp.livejournal.com]

Ah. Too bad you missed the "Jesus" ritual last year at Ostara. Not at Grand Coven, thank goodness. And the officiant misled those of us on the Board, otherwise we would have advised him to rethink his ritual. As it was, the ritual evoked many emotions -- most of them angry.

We've managed to gather quite a number of fluffy-bunnies around here lately too.

Re: To robe or not to robe

[rottnpagan.livejournal.com]

hehehe I've a pair of blue and white cloud print PJ bottoms that I've worn at a pagan gathering, and claimed it was my 'skyclad' gear. :)