Monday, March 24, 2008
Dog prays at Japanese Zen temple
I just thought this was really cool and I wanted to share. Click on the title to see the article!
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About Me
- Artemis Spawn
- Syracuse, NY, United States
- I am a middle aged Lesbian Pagan who has lived all over the country and had a variety of jobs and careers. Currently, I study Religion & Society at a major private university in a very beautiful but cold state.
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1 comment:
Cute dog! I got your comment on my post on the Redwood Diner [thanks]. I like to look and comment on blogs of people in the Syracuse area. You certainly are interested in a wide variety of religious type material! I've never been at all religious myself, but it certainly is a widespread and varied activity.
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