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Tag Archives: lights
The Tree Goes Up In Glory
Kage Baker kept to a strict schedule of when and how her traditional holiday events occurred. I think it was an attempt to triumph over the chaos that always overwhelmed us at the end of the year – the holiday … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas trees, Dickens Fair, kage baker, lights, renewal, traditions
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The Moderately Contented Pine Tree
Kage Baker disliked what she called “Pollyanna stuff”. Forced cheerfulness really torqued her wa, you know? She herself was consistently what her mother despairingly called “an unhappy little pine tree” – which meant Kage was not bubbly nor sunshiney nor … Continue reading
Flicker. Flicker. Twinkle. OM …
Kage Baker, as I have mentioned before, loved Christmas lights. I think it had a little to do with her manic adoration of fireworks – coloured sprays of light in the dark super-charged part of her brain. And Christmas lights … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, kage baker, lights, Midwinter, Solstice, Solstice Moose
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Actually Hallowe’en
Kage Baker, would, by this time of the afternoon, now be insanely engrossed in her Hallowe’en rituals. They had grown enormous, time-consuming and madly detailed by the end of her life; the Goddess only knows what we would have been … Continue reading
Here’s To All of You
Kage Baker believed that the essence of the Winter holiday was home. And light. No matter what you call it, or why, the heart of it is to get as close to home as you can manage; and cherish that … Continue reading
