Dear LazyWeb: Local Labyrinth

[mlerules]

So, I've just realized that THIS is what I want to do on 1/1/09: walk a labyrinth. wildwoosi's made one in the snow around the firepit up here at CopperMoon, but I'm thinking I'd also like to walk one imbued w/even more energy or whatEVER from having had numerous folks walk it over time. In the past I've headed out (as per tradition traditionally organized by twistedcat) to the replica of the one at Chartres they have over at Glendale Forest Lawn, but that's over 1,000 miles away - just too danged far, even for me.

Any local (I'm now an hour NE of Seattle) ones anybody knows 'bout to suggest? Thx!

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL & SUNDRY!

This bout of Bell's Palsy that began on Winter Solstice has nearly passed. The left side of my face's getting expressive again. A week and a half of feeling like I'm coming outta the dentist office has worn thin, even if the fun steroids make me not care very much. Kudos once again to lightfoote who braved serious weather to drive me to the drug store for my prescriptions right after the symptoms began. Methinks it's a big reason why they're fading so quickly now.

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[mlerules.livejournal.com]

I figure the Earth Sanctuary thingie's more than just the labyrinth. I'd forgotten all about it 'til today but've been meaning to head out yonder for a while now, since I first heard 'bout it yonks ago. Looking like it'll happen on Sat instead of Fri as wildwoosi must work. So'll likely hit something local as well.

Size-king: hee, the mini-Chartres one at Forest Lawn disappointed me at first, but once you're walking it, it expands hugely. Much of the labyrinth experience takes place inside where there's lots of infinity happening - in my mind/world/soul/experience, anyway. YMMV.

Looking forward to rescheduling dinner w/you, by the way, but not likely this trip. Mebbe Th, 2/12/09? And perhaps beforehand down Hive-way as well. There's a kick-@ss pizza joint right by mi casa where they cure their own meats and stick 'em on top. MMMmmmmeat...

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[princekermit.livejournal.com]

Like Lon Milo says: It's all in your head. You just have no idea how big your head is.