BlueManticore

Shona is an African language, spoken in countries like Zimbabwe and Mozambique. The term is also spelled "ngwenya."

I'd like to know if I could see most of the historical spots and do some shopping in Salem, Massachusetts in just one day. Basically, I'd like to take a plane to Boston and then take a taxi to Salem in the morning so I can be in Salem when the stores and sites open and then head back to Boston to fly home after the stores' closing time in the evening.

For example, do wolves prefer the taste of rabbit to the taste of squirrel? Or do they just eat to stay healthy? Do certain animals taste different than others to the meat-eaters? Does one prey taste better than the other to a carnivore in the wild?

I know "E pluribus unum" is Latin for "Out of Many, One," I want to know how to say in Latin the opposite of that, "Out of One, Many."

Can you provide an internet resource with pictures of each of the different types?

Thanks.

What are their names and how do you make them?

I'm looking for any music or songs written based on this story from "The Decameron (subtitle: Prencipe Galeotto) by Italian author Giovanni Boccaccio.

Summary: Lisabetta's brothers slay her lover: he appears to her in a dream, and shows her where he is buried: she privily disinters the head, and sets it in a pot of basil, whereon she daily weeps a great while. The pot being taken from her by her brothers, she dies not long after.

John Keats also wrote a poem titled "Isabella or, the Pot of Basil" and John William Waterhouse, Wilholman Hunt, and John White Alexander all also did paintings based on the same story.

I found this but I am not sure what it means: After flowers are spent, cut stalks back to just above the first leaves for continued flower production. Remove old growth in fall after frost or before new growth begins in spring.

When it says "cut stalks", does it mean clip the whole stem just above the highest leaves or do I just remove the falling apart flowers, cutting them off from the stem?

Also, does "remove old growth" mean to cut the whole stem off above the soil or do I leave something above the soil? Or is it something else?

If I had to pick just a couple cds to listen to by Enya and Loreena McKennitt, which ones should they be? Any particular songs, too?

And what is your religion?

I know this item is not a required tool, not a necessity to be Wiccan and/or Pagan, but if you yourself do have one, how do you use it?

Also, what is the proper pronounciation of "athame"?

And can you provide the lyrics, too?

Lots of Christian music is quite lovely, but I am looking specifically for songs sung in church that non-Christian monotheists like Jews and Muslims or polytheists like Pagans can enjoy without feeling preached to. Christian songs that refer to God in ways where "God" could be any deity anyone worships. Music we can all share.

I hear a lot about people who have converted to or from Christianity, but not so much about those who have converted to or from Judaism.

I myself have changed from being Jewish to being Eclectic mostly based on my Jewish upbringing but also quite a bit on what I like about Paganism and Hinduism. I changed because I found my beliefs to really be more henotheistic than monotheistic. I also don't care so much for how Judaism seems to focus so much on the masculine side of Godd and so little on the feminine side. I've also changed in that the holidays and the needing of a building, a synagogue, to pray don't mean as much to me anymore as the respecting and honoring of nature does. I also don't care much for being restricted to a specific dogma, I'd rather choose for myself what is right for me.

How about you? Why did you convert to or from Judaism and what religion did you convert to or from?

This was a live-action children's show. The mannequin lived in an apartment store that had an old, muppet night watchman with a gray mustache and a female puppet trouble-making mouse that lived in the wall as well as a human saleslady and he would come to life only when his hat was on and the magic words were said and would turn back into a mannequin if he lost his hat. Anyone remember what show this was?

Do you think of them as family, as friends, as servants, as slaves, or as something else?

Do you spiritually relate to different animals in different ways? For example, do you see a cat as family while a cow is seen as a servant?