Thanks dear Jude my fellow Pisces and Crow Sister, all the way in Americkay, for this lovely birthday gift.
Morag's Web Pages
Morag's Day Job
- Sarah Currier Consultancy
Giz a job. About metadata, or repositories, or Web 2.0 resource sharing. In education. Go on, I know you've got one ...
Morag's Online Life
Morag's Writings on e-Librarianship and e-Learning
Contemporary E-learning (Open & Flexible Learning S.)
I co-authored one chapter in this book.
Morag's Writings on Shamanism & Spirituality
- Glasgow Returns Ghost Dance Shirt to the Lakota People
I wrote this as a news item for the American journal Shaman's Drum but they never published it. I think it was an exciting and important event! This is a short piece. - QueerShaman: Ethics and Politics in a Fragmented World
This is an article I wrote for Queer Spirit zine in 2001- it's still the only thing I've ever written that doesn't make me cringe at all! I still agree with it. - Shamanism, Priestesshood, Dominance & Submission: A Workshop at BiCon 99
This is an article about a session I ran at my first BiCon in Edinburgh in 1999. I came up with the title on the spot! - The Buck Stops Here: Ancestors and Land - An early article on shamanism and ethics by me
This was published in the UK shamanic newsletter Spirit Talk in 2000/2001. I'm a tiny bit embarrassed by my own earnestness but the essential sentiments I still agree with. NB: I did not approve of the inappropriate use of Maori imagery in this publication of my article.
Morag's Writings on Gender and Sexuality
- Bi Glasgow: Notes on Running a Successful Bi Group
A little something I wrote for Bi Community News. How to apply 12-step organisation principles. You may not agree with the 12-step model, but they are a great success as a non-profit community based organisation. - Fighting Section 28 in Scotland
Reminiscince and reflection on the Section 28 Campaign in Scotland from a bisexual perspective- written for Bi Community News on the occasion of England and Wales finally repealing that dastardly act. - Protesting Exclusion of Transwomen from Glasgow Women's Library
A letter I wrote to GWL when they decided to exclude transwomen a few years back. I believe they are now transwomen inclusive. - Shamanism, Priestesshood, Dominance & Submission: A workshop at BiCon 99
An article I wrote for Bi Community News about a workshop session I ran at BiCon 1999 in Edinburgh. - The Fifth Bisexual Thing: Bisexuality and Sex & the City
A long and sadly obsessive piece on the representation of bisexuality in SATC, from a confirmed fan. Includes star ratings for "Attitude to Bisexuality" and "Disappointment Factor" for each episode reviewed. This was never published in Bi Community News- too long and silly I guess.
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March 04, 2010
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i would really like to know what this chocolate tastes like.. :P
Posted by: tudor clothes | March 13, 2010 at 16:01
Hmmm I'm also curious since this is like a native product. But it looks delicous plus the fact that it is for a cause, it sure is a good buy. :)
Posted by: Online Dating | March 16, 2010 at 08:28
i tasted some choco like this you presented here... it`s yummy and delicious
Posted by: afrodisiace | March 18, 2010 at 13:20
Wow, this got some comments!
My personal view as a chocoholic: I really appreciate that the money from these birthday gifts went to such a good cause, and I love my dear friend Jude even more for sending them, and I'm glad to have this photo as a memento, but I thought the chocolate was not great. It was very like cheap American (US) chocolate (so clearly made for that market).
Posted by: Morag Eyrie | March 18, 2010 at 14:44