Today I was greeted with a pleasant surprise when I had signed on. The wind outside gently rustled through the trees and I knew the signs my fire was sending me told me I should check my mail. Behold, I was sent a gift by an anonymous benefactor. *sighs deeply* My ears shine with joy and love because the kindness of a single soul.

It warms me from the top of my head to the tips of my toes that such a person is still out there. It gives me hope, diary, that we can all one day share and connect with each other and break the bonds fostered by ill will and the separation from nature and the Goddess.

To the beautiful soul who has filled my spirit with joy, I thank you.


I had a wonderful walk in the woods today. *breathes deeply* Nothing rejuvenates the city-bound soul more than a walk amongst nature and connecting with the Goddess within us all, especially on a rainy day. I daresay, let the rains come down and purify our beings from all the stagnant energy from brick walls. The feel of wet grass between the toes is a gentle reminder of our roots, something we all should remember.

I decided to make this a personal day of meditation. Fleep was working with a dear friend of ours on his product line. Community service is another wonderful way to refresh the spirit, and there is nothing but pure joy in that for him. *sighs happily* Yes, it absolutely tickles me with joy that he has found an outlet for his creativity. My dear soul sister Hannah was busy readying her apartment. What a joy it is to see her happily joined to a man such as Miles. My best wishes go out to them both, especially for keeping my abode tidy for me during my wanderings.

I went my usual route up to Stanley Park. What a joy it is to visit rain or shine. It truly warms my soul. With my trusty guitar in hand, I was walking my usual path when I decided to be a little adventurous and try a new way.

Diary, I had come across one of the most beautiful souls I could possibly wish to meet, a boy shaped as though he were the most delicate of flowers. He was sitting with a journal in one hand and a blanket in the other, probably waiting for his own soulmate to join him. His aura glowed with all the warmth and brilliance of a spring sun. I must have surprised him, but I reassured him that I was a fellow child of nature, as he is, and that he was as lovely as a breath of air grazing a meadow of wildflowers. Unfortunatey, I could not dally any longer for I had my meditation to start, and I bid him farewell and with godspeed that his soulmate should arrive.

It was refreshing, to say the least. I feel myself again, as being city-bound can block our energy flow. I look forward to our next projects. Tomorrow I am off to purchase some crystals for our next ceremony. Go in nature, my friends, and let the breeze ruffle your hair.