Brigid oil yule oil Some say all those things

Some say all those things on her chest are nuts

perhaps a reflection of the cat's rodent-killing service to urban civilization

This seems to just be an attempt to disregard a Full Moon in order to keep dates straight in the twelve-month calendar

All over Europe and South America

Then discovering a sister witch's account on Nicnevin I slouched corrected

Brigid oil yule oil Some say all those thingsBrigid, also known as Brigantia, Brid, Brighid, and Brigit, is the Celtic triple goddess of wide influence. Britain is named for her, and the February 2nd Pagan holiday of the growing light, Candelmas or Candelaria or Imbolg, is also called Brigid. Brigid is goddess of the forge, poetry, and midwifery, and she keeps a sacred well and everburning flame. Modern Catholic nuns of Saint Bridget keep her vigil even today. Brigid was the daughter of Dagda,