Moondance Pages
I am a writer, genealogist, a Humanist Pagan/Atheist, life long autodidactic student of world religions, history, anthropology, politics, sexuality, body acceptance, trauma, and healing. This blog is about my life, studies, beliefs, and interests including art, culture, fashion, cuisine, health, challenges, sexuality and more.
I participate in NaNoWriMo, National Novel Writing Month, every year. It takes place from November 1st until November 30th and the goal is to write 50,000 words in 30 days. Easier said than done, but you can get a lot of support and encouragement on this site.
Why not check it out and if you join, be sure to add me as a writing buddy.
Please come and visit my blog and see what is new there.
I like learning new things and one those is learning new languages. Right now I’m learning Japanese on Duolingo. I’ve also used this site to learn French, Dutch, and Chinese.
Recent Blog Posts
Life Changing Events
We all experience life-changing events. Sometimes they are things that happen to the world around us, such as 9/11, when President Kennedy was shot, the moon landing, the attack of Pearl Harbor. Other times it’s a much more personal nature. For me, it was four miscarriages, a near-fatal car accident that almost took off myContinue reading “Life Changing Events”
TMI Tuesday: Sept 7, 2021: Creativity Leads To Success
1. In what way is creativity just like sex? I see sex as creative in the physical sense; those involved find new ways to pleasure one another. It’s creative in the mental and emotional senses as well. Sex is an art form. It’s a musical form with the rhythm and expressive sounds being made. 2.Continue reading “TMI Tuesday: Sept 7, 2021: Creativity Leads To Success”
Gun Violence
There is so much going on in the world these days, so much loss and destruction from forest fires to earthquakes to hurricanes and especially a pandemic. These are natural-born events. But there are also man-made destruction events such as car accidents and plane crashes, building fires, mudslides, floods, and war. And the way weContinue reading “Gun Violence”
