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December 15, 2008

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Kim Antieau

These are fabulous! So many beauties to pick from. I'm contemplating what an Old Mermaid rosary would look like. I'll have to put these in an Old Mermaid story some day. It's funny, just a few weeks ago I was thinking that we needed a goddess kind of rosary and here they are!

Lunaea

Kim, I've made many many mermaid rosaries, though I don't think there has been an Old Mermaid specifically! More mermaids will be coming in the new year, and I will definitely be on the lookout for Old Mermaid art to use in them!

rhondda

I just want to say how much I love my rosary -- The gentle deity of dreams. I am trying to develop a mantra with each bead. Do you have any suggestions? There are nine beads between each sequence of beads and I thought about saying a Goddess name for each. What do you think? Is this what others do? Sometimes I get so lost. Rhondda

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