Pagan Tea House

I’ve just activated chat functions for this web site. There were some folks on the Facebook page who were suggesting establishing a chat room somewhere, so I thought I’d poke around a bit and see what kind of scripts of services I could find that would let us do it here on the web site. Well… needless to say, I found something. Hopefully someone will use it.

If you’d like to check it out, go to Live Chat.

It’s pretty basic at the moment. I’ll pretty it up later. Right now I’m mostly interested in know what you think about it. What say ye?

I figure this is fair warning to the members of the various Pagan Tea House communities across the web that I’ve decided to root around and figure out who is where, and to list them on this site. Unlike the PTH Group of yesteryear, I’m not going to try to get people involved in cross-community activities or fellowship. I’m just going to list what’s out there, for the benefit of those who might still be interested in the various PTH communities but don’t know where to begin. I’m also hoping that old-timers such as myself might find this web site and know that there are still those of us out there who care about what that original Pagan Tea House represented; a very real community, even if it was an online one.

- Wicasta Lovelace

This is a holding page, so there’ll be some changes around here in the next couple of days.

For the moment, it’s enough to know that this web site is going to be all about the history of the Pagan Tea House. I’m one of the original members of the original PTH on AOL (it was originally a member room, not a public one). In addition to providing a history, I hope to provide links to the gazillions of PTHs that are spread across the Internet. Hopefully this site can be what my last PTH related endeavour, the Pagan Tea House Group, failed to be. We’ll see.

Check back in soon. I’m working on it.

- Wicasta Lovelace