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Or confirm your belief that you don't have one.
posted by Rachel at 1:50 pm
It told me that I was a neo-pagan, which is about right, actually.
"We ask for any wrong we've done
The years ahead forgive us
We ask for any good we've done
That all of it outlive us" So sang Paddy MacAloon a few years ago to celebrate the turn of a different New Year. It's 2.13AM on New Years Day, I've just got back from the centre of town, that lyric is on my pesky internal jukebox and I'm inspired to write. I would like to take this opportunity to tell you I am a very sincere admirer of your writing, your spirit and your heart. I have taken a huge amount of personal inspiration from your blog and would like to express my gratitude. I would also like to wish you and yours a very safe and peaceful and happy 2006.
Happy New Year!
Very best wishes
PS that track is on 'Jordan The Comeback' if you're not familiar with it. The Thomas Dolby production is a bit dated, but it's still a beautiful album :- )
Apparently I'm 100% neo-pagan. I'm not sure whether I was expecting that or not. I'm only 14% Roman Catholic though.
I was raised a Roman Catholic, but it comes as no surprise to me that Catholicism came bottom of that list for me.