Comments on: Another Scan For Survivors http://www.paganteahouse.org/?p=47 the history and legacy of a genuinely good idea Thu, 03 Jun 2010 04:09:18 -0400 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Shaun Paine http://www.paganteahouse.org/?p=47&cpage=1#comment-372 Shaun Paine Sat, 03 Apr 2010 03:05:31 +0000 http://www.paganteahouse.org/?p=47#comment-372 Hey I hope cailly is who I think, if so, ))Hugs(( if not well I guess I deserv a slap but Trying to connect cailywaly :-) Hey I hope cailly is who I think, if so, ))Hugs(( if not well I guess I deserv a slap but Trying to connect cailywaly :-)

]]> By: keriis/Paris/r0gue/whatever http://www.paganteahouse.org/?p=47&cpage=1#comment-362 keriis/Paris/r0gue/whatever Thu, 25 Mar 2010 00:25:47 +0000 http://www.paganteahouse.org/?p=47#comment-362 For me, it's pretty much what KaLea chalked it up to- I just didn't have the time to sit in a chat room any more. Between the move to Seattle with the rest of the kids, a marriage, career change, divorce, and everything in between- as much as I hate to say it I just kind of de-prioritized IRC and chat. I also kind of forgot who my friends were for a while... but hey, that happens to the best of us. I do wish that I'd stayed in better contact with everyone, though. PTH made a huge difference in my life in many different ways. If it wasn't for that group of people, I could very well still be sitting in the middle of nowhere, still doing absolutely nothing. I really do miss it, though. Glad to see that I'm not the only one that still checks in :) For me, it’s pretty much what KaLea chalked it up to- I just didn’t have the time to sit in a chat room any more. Between the move to Seattle with the rest of the kids, a marriage, career change, divorce, and everything in between- as much as I hate to say it I just kind of de-prioritized IRC and chat. I also kind of forgot who my friends were for a while… but hey, that happens to the best of us.

I do wish that I’d stayed in better contact with everyone, though. PTH made a huge difference in my life in many different ways. If it wasn’t for that group of people, I could very well still be sitting in the middle of nowhere, still doing absolutely nothing.

I really do miss it, though. Glad to see that I’m not the only one that still checks in :)

]]> By: Kim http://www.paganteahouse.org/?p=47&cpage=1#comment-306 Kim Thu, 04 Feb 2010 19:27:20 +0000 http://www.paganteahouse.org/?p=47#comment-306 {{{Wic}}} Great to see you again and the PTH. It is me know who was known as Lady Bast in the ole PTH...Good to see you again ;) {{{Wic}}}

Great to see you again and the PTH. It is me know who was known as Lady Bast in the ole PTH…Good to see you again ;)

]]> By: Cailly http://www.paganteahouse.org/?p=47&cpage=1#comment-304 Cailly Thu, 04 Feb 2010 19:14:48 +0000 http://www.paganteahouse.org/?p=47#comment-304 So this is a really old post... but one I just now have read. PTH has been pretty much dead for *years*. I would pop in from time to time to see what was up and chat with people, most of which I never got to meet in *real* life... though some I did. It was always the same list of names, and really not much more than that. It is a bit sad to think that a place that once scrolled by so fast that I could hardly keep up when I first started going had settled into a room full of silence. At the same time however there is some comfort in the belief that we were all there for each other when we needed to be and it is very likely that many of us just got too damned busy in our real lives to spend much time sitting in a chat room anymore. KaLea (Cailly) So this is a really old post… but one I just now have read. PTH has been pretty much dead for *years*. I would pop in from time to time to see what was up and chat with people, most of which I never got to meet in *real* life… though some I did. It was always the same list of names, and really not much more than that. It is a bit sad to think that a place that once scrolled by so fast that I could hardly keep up when I first started going had settled into a room full of silence. At the same time however there is some comfort in the belief that we were all there for each other when we needed to be and it is very likely that many of us just got too damned busy in our real lives to spend much time sitting in a chat room anymore.

KaLea (Cailly)

]]> By: Whitewulf http://www.paganteahouse.org/?p=47&cpage=1#comment-57 Whitewulf Wed, 17 Jun 2009 23:35:34 +0000 http://www.paganteahouse.org/?p=47#comment-57 Dude, I couldn't have said it better myself. Remember that political post I made to the PTH page a long time ago? A lot of that has come to pass. These are scary times we're living in. Nowadays, it seems as if we're done no matter what side of the aisle we're on. Plus, our beliefs have been made into something "fashionable" by posers who really don't have a clue. The serious people out there may soon find all religions illegal if things keep on the way they're heading. Sometimes I look at it all and want to puke. At the same time, however, I am also very aware that there is an immensely strong Pagan community hidden beneath the snow, waiting for the excrement to hit the air conditioning. Then, when all the dust settles, we'll be here to build again. Dude, I couldn’t have said it better myself. Remember that political post I made to the PTH page a long time ago? A lot of that has come to pass. These are scary times we’re living in. Nowadays, it seems as if we’re done no matter what side of the aisle we’re on. Plus, our beliefs have been made into something “fashionable” by posers who really don’t have a clue. The serious people out there may soon find all religions illegal if things keep on the way they’re heading. Sometimes I look at it all and want to puke. At the same time, however, I am also very aware that there is an immensely strong Pagan community hidden beneath the snow, waiting for the excrement to hit the air conditioning. Then, when all the dust settles, we’ll be here to build again.

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