Pagan Tea House

Establishing this web site seemed like a good idea at the time. It bothered me, and a handful of others, that no one seemed to know the history of the Pagan Tea House. Or, more specifically, that no one seemed to care. For me personally, it didn’t bother me so much that a lot of people didn’t know it, but that the information wasn’t out there on the Internet. One would assume that if it was out there, people might stumble across that history from time to time.

Unfortunately, now that we’ve established that basic goal, I have no idea what to do with this web site. The various PTHs that exist are happily insular, with no real interest in outside contact. The occasional old-timer who has wandered through has universally stated that this web site is a good idea, but has shown little interest beyond that. Therefore I suppose maybe we should approach this web site as something of a museum piece, and simply fill out the archives.

So… any suggestions?

Hello, all. I’d like to offer my earnest apologies for leaving that horrible hacker screen on this site for so long. Honestly, I thought I’d re-installed basic functionality and that the screen in question was long gone. Imagine my surprised when I checked in and saw that hideous thing blinking at me.

Anyway, the site is back online. I’ll be tinkering with more things regarding the PTH community, looking for ways to help us reach out to one another (although history has shown that most of us aren’t really interested in doing that).