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One of the things--along with some kitchenware and such--that I snagged at my employer's recent "we're cleaning out the warehouse" employee giveaway was an item weird enough for Pagan Prattle, which I figured ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
rysmiel would either enjoy or grimace at, but ought to see either way: a locket with a Mexican "Libertad" coin [1], an engraving of the bible verse about mustard seeds and faith, and an actual mustard seed tucked into it. (It's visible as the second item on this page.)
So I took it to Montreal, whererysmiel seemed quite pleased to have it, and papersky amused, so I was pleased. Papersky borrowed it long enough to take it to Worldcon to show tnh, but I haven't heard about Teresa's reaction, if any.
[1] It's one of those odd silver coins being minted entirely for the collectors' market, about which I now know more than I ever wanted to, though not enough to qualify as a useful resource.
rysmiel would either enjoy or grimace at, but ought to see either way: a locket with a Mexican "Libertad" coin [1], an engraving of the bible verse about mustard seeds and faith, and an actual mustard seed tucked into it. (It's visible as the second item on this page.)So I took it to Montreal, where
rysmiel seemed quite pleased to have it, and papersky amused, so I was pleased. Papersky borrowed it long enough to take it to Worldcon to show tnh, but I haven't heard about Teresa's reaction, if any.[1] It's one of those odd silver coins being minted entirely for the collectors' market, about which I now know more than I ever wanted to, though not enough to qualify as a useful resource.
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