The Wyrdness of Time    Signs and Omens Edition    Part 2

The Wyrd Mountain Gals Show

The Wyrdness of Time    Signs and Omens Edition    Part 2

Episode Airs May 5 2024   7pm

Episode Link here: https://www.podbean.com/eas/pb-vin6c-1602b0e

Byron is eating all the radishes.  ALL. THE. RADISHES   Alicia is looking at compact fabric garden containers.  They talk about growing (and eating!).

Byron recounted the latest from the "Signs and Omens" category:  BiG Ben at 9am struck 11 then stopped.  Two horses (one solid black & one white horse covered in blood) from the Kings' calvary escaped & were roaming the streets of London.  In the same time period the blades of the famed Moulin Rouge fell off into the street.  

While Byron bemoaned the fate of the Livingston St. garden, Alicia complained about the Malvern Hills pool.  They decide that Asheville has "gotten above it's 'raisen".  They talked a bit about Beltane & Mother Grove Goddess Temple's  upcoming celebration at the French Broad River Park. 

Byron tried deep fried green beans then went on to talk about her root canal.  hmmm

Alicia confessed her secret writings through high school.  Then on to AI & finally on to food.  

Anita Ward - Ring My Bell:  https://youtu.be/r1UkZLT20TI?si=SVc8Y7K-gYcihBu-

Fiddler on the Roof  Tradition! (1971):  https://youtu.be/kDtabTufxao?si=xkp-YRDUwPAMr5Ho

David Cohen - https://www.facebook.com/Cohencidents/

Hog farms  https://www.nrdc.org/stories/hurricane-flooded-hog-farms-could-bring-superbugs-north-carolina-communities

Beltane with Mother Grove Goddess Temple:   https://fb.me/e/1szTCDqA6

Quote:  "Sometimes we build something up in our heads into something bigger & more horrible than it is & that doesnt do us any good."  ~BB

The Grove Botanical Tea & Gifts:  https://thegroveteas.square.site/

Appalachian Summer Solstice 2024celebrate the longest day at wisteria!   https://www.wisteria.org/summer-solstice/

End of an Old Song (1969): https://www.folkstreams.net/films/end-of-an-old-song

Freddie Mercury's voice:  https://www.npr.org/2016/04/25/475611808/why-freddie-mercurys-voice-was-so-great-as-explained-by-science

Scrumpy:  Scrumpy is a type of cider originating in the West of England, particularly the West Country. Traditionally, the dialect term "scrumpy" was used to refer to what was otherwise called "rough", a harsh cider made from unselected apples.

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