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I don't usually remember my dreams at all, but last night has left ( three fragments floating in my head )

Shit... Outed :)

Take the quiz: "WHAT RELIGION BESTS SUITS YOU?"

New Aged/Wiccan
An it harm none, do as ye will. You are a fluffy bunny. You wouldn't harm a fly. Actually, you might demonstrate to SAVE the flies! Than again, you're probably busy casing love spells, using a psychic talent, being a Vegetarian or trying to save the Rainforests. Either way, you're harmless.

I scored the same (3) for "Pagan/Occultist" as "New Aged/Wiccan", so why they picked the latter I know not. Not a huge amount of use, this quiz, to yer average Jew, Muslim or Hindu is it though? ;)

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ramtops and I have just got home from the Ashton Court festival. We didn't actually see any bands as such, just hung out, ate food and browsed stalls. I now have an embroidered t-shirt resplendant with flame-wrapped yin/yang and amethyst dragons to supplement my old (like 20+ years old :) one that still has perfect embroidery but less t-shirt with every wash. Mac has an excellent new poncho.

It's been a beautiful evening, a good end to a good weekend (which feels a slightly odd thing to say as both of us have spent large tracts of it working; but work that goes well and isn't pressured or interrupted by phone calls isn't a strain).

A thought, or rather: a question, though. Why do people of all ages, genders and apparent backgrounds refuse to throw their crap away, as opposed to dropping it where they stand? Ashton Court was flooded with regularly emptied bins - glass, metal and general - but still the entire site was covered in discarded bottles, tins and food trays. As someone who won't even drop a sweet wrapper, I'm utterly baffled by this: do people do this out of malice or are they just oblivious? I can't believe it's laziness when there's a bin four or five yards away...