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10-Jan-2009

Public service announcement

Cora has written to Selle and to Kisif. The first self-sufficient entries on Valdyis galsin!

08-Jan-2009

Cora’s notebook updated

(silly: the first thing I post to the new blog is reproduced here identically because it’s a pointer anyway)

Eleventh week of Anshen (part III)
Twelfth week of Anshen

There will probably be more in the 12th week, but that’s likely to be in the form of letters from Valdis.

14-Dec-2008

Cora’s notebook updated!

Eleventh week of Anshen, part I
Eleventh week of Anshen, part II

Lots of stuff is happening in the tail-end of the eleventh week, so Part III will come later.

05-Dec-2008

Cora’s notebook updated

Tenth week of Anshen.

30-Nov-2008

Cora’s notebook updated

Ninth week of Anshen (including part of the tenth week). It’s Part 20 already!

10-Nov-2008

Cora’s notebook updated

Seventh week of Anshen, part II. In which she gets chicken pox, poor girl, but not until she’s had her wedding party.

02-Nov-2008

Cora’s notebook updated

Seventh week of Anshen. Lots of work for Cora!

31-Oct-2008

Cora’s notebook updated!

Sixth week of Anshen.

She doesn’t have much time for her notebook any longer, being married and apprenticed, but she’s still trying to keep up.

26-Oct-2008

Cora writes to the king and queen

Also, there’s a new piece of notebook: the fifth week of Anshen. The first four weeks Cora was on holiday and wrote hardly anything at all.

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Cora’s notebook updated!

Still in Veray:

Afterthought

Orthodox Christians should write and paint and sing and dance. We should make movies and television shows. We should make clothes and produce textiles as art as well (the fullness of culture is itself too large to describe in a sentence, a paragraph or even a book). And in all these activities, they will be expressive of the fullness of our humanity without having to stick an icon on everything to prove its Orthodoxy.

—Father Stephen in Glory to God for All Things