Door to door bible sales?
You know, I just have to put this out there:
If you walk up to a house decorated with illuminated stars and pumpkins, cement Greenman peeking through the front bushes and a Witch Ball out in the front yard, cauldrons, witches and fright cats in every window, get up to the door and see not only a Jewish Mezuzza, but also a Welcome sign with atrological and celestial symbols - wouldn't the natural thought be "hmn...they probably aren't Christian". (These are called HINTS, people)
But apparently, its not as obvious as I'd thought - woman tried to give us a free bible and get us to attend her church.
Time to go snopping for more obvious pagan outdoor decorations, I suppose. Wonder who sells a ten foot tall flaming pentagram around here?
Just as soon as I'm over this cold.
If you walk up to a house decorated with illuminated stars and pumpkins, cement Greenman peeking through the front bushes and a Witch Ball out in the front yard, cauldrons, witches and fright cats in every window, get up to the door and see not only a Jewish Mezuzza, but also a Welcome sign with atrological and celestial symbols - wouldn't the natural thought be "hmn...they probably aren't Christian". (These are called HINTS, people)
But apparently, its not as obvious as I'd thought - woman tried to give us a free bible and get us to attend her church.
Time to go snopping for more obvious pagan outdoor decorations, I suppose. Wonder who sells a ten foot tall flaming pentagram around here?
Just as soon as I'm over this cold.
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You know, the joke is my hubby spoke with her - I was in the kitchen and missed most of it. What I didn't miss, is she was wearing a white raincoat that looked almost exactly like a white witch robe.
Very, very odd.
I would have said something like "you know, I could have used that last Samhain, when it rained on our outdoor ritual, could you tell me where you found it? I know the coven ladies would love to get one just like yours!"
Hubby is considerably more polite than I am.