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dragonlady7via http://ift.tt/2gPMKNU:dingo-inna-domino-mask replied to your post “am in my house, hundreds of miles from the yurt, sitting in our…”
I thought at first this was going to be a Seasonal ghost story
You would THINK THAT. But no. I have like zero tolerance for spooky, nowadays.
csevet replied to your post “am in my house, hundreds of miles from the yurt, sitting in our…”
one can let a lot of things slide when one’s bedroom has actual walls and doors between itself and other rooms, or the outdoors
See, this.
Actually I was thinking about it because some vampire-etiquette post is going around again, like they do on this site, and when you’ve got a Living Place that’s sort of… Outdoors… and doesn’t like, have a proper door (next year I’ll get one, next year, maybe)… you think about those superstitions a lot, like what constitutes Indoors vs Outdoors, and threshholds and lintels and such.
I’m too groggy to make this a coherent post so we’ll just leave that there with the conclusion that having a safe warm DRY place to sleep is an underrated Important thing and it makes sense we have a lot of weird superstitions etc and traditions around it.
I thought at first this was going to be a Seasonal ghost story
You would THINK THAT. But no. I have like zero tolerance for spooky, nowadays.
csevet replied to your post “am in my house, hundreds of miles from the yurt, sitting in our…”
one can let a lot of things slide when one’s bedroom has actual walls and doors between itself and other rooms, or the outdoors
See, this.
Actually I was thinking about it because some vampire-etiquette post is going around again, like they do on this site, and when you’ve got a Living Place that’s sort of… Outdoors… and doesn’t like, have a proper door (next year I’ll get one, next year, maybe)… you think about those superstitions a lot, like what constitutes Indoors vs Outdoors, and threshholds and lintels and such.
I’m too groggy to make this a coherent post so we’ll just leave that there with the conclusion that having a safe warm DRY place to sleep is an underrated Important thing and it makes sense we have a lot of weird superstitions etc and traditions around it.
