I can not access the link. Can someone help me with that? Also that weird thing that happens when I respond to something it duplicates.

Sending Hugs To ALL

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On Thu, Dec 2, 2021 at 8:10 PM Nathalie <nmjacks@...> wrote:

WOW Abigail…

that’s amazing! intense yes. the power of it is incredible…

love you and all

Nathalie

On Dec 2, 2021, at 5:48 PM, Abigail J <ajeanh@...> wrote:

This is the song that came out of Ann's passing. I have sung this song to myself since I started learning friction fire. However it was only until now that I recorded it.? It is intense. And the making of it was quite intense also. Not sure how I feel about it all. I am just letting it be now.?

<AUD-20211202-WA0042.mp3>

--

Noreen Cerqua

Licensed Massage Therapist - LMT

Mayan Abdominal Practitioner

(508) 397-8287

WombCare@...

WOW Abigail…

that’s amazing! intense yes. the power of it is incredible…

love you and all

Nathalie

On Dec 2, 2021, at 5:48 PM, Abigail J <ajeanh@...> wrote:

This is the song that came out of Ann's passing. I have sung this song to myself since I started learning friction fire. However it was only until now that I recorded it.? It is intense. And the making of it was quite intense also. Not sure how I feel about it all. I am just letting it be now.?

<AUD-20211202-WA0042.mp3>

greetings

Thank you all for the communication update

Lov Kate z

On Sunday, November 7, 2021, 01:27:07 PM EST, Paige <pgly.gardner@...> wrote:

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On Sun, Nov 7, 2021, 1:00 PM Gretchen via <gretchenkainz=[email protected]> wrote:

Hello Sacred Sisters!!

?

As you may now know from attending the “business call” or from Kelly’s email below, the next pair of Co-Foze are Suzanne and Gretchen!? We just wanted to reach out to say hello and send a virtual high-five in anticipation of the time moving forward.

?

The two of us have not yet had a chance to connect… Suzanne has lots of work stuff going on, and Gretchen is deployed working 11 hour days/six days a week for a bit.? So, we’re figuring out when we’ll be able to talk and start planning.?

?

In the meantime, our invitation is to allow yourself to go inside your heart and imagine the next year of SSR and what you’d like it to look like… connecting with your Sacred Sisters.? Just let that vision in, and we’ll see what our collective brings in! ?(To be clear, we’re not asking you to reply with what you envision.? For now, it’s simply an invitation to be inside yourself with it.)

?

Hoping you all are happy and well!

?

With love,

Gretchen and Suzanne

?

?

Yay!? Life Rewards Action!? High-five!

850-774-2236

she/her

?

From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Kelly
Sent: Monday, October 18, 2021 11:21 AM
To: SSR Group <[email protected]>
Subject: [Sacredsistersrising] Summary of SSR Business Meeting

?

Dear Sisters,

?

It was so nice to see many of your beautiful faces during our business meeting on October 15th!? For the women who were unable to attend, here's a brief summary of what transpired.?

?

We started with a song to honor Ann and a few women offered prayers and blessings as well.? It was an incredibly moving and touching moment that was full of tears, both happy and sad, as we reflected on our beloved teacher, friend, and fellow Priestess.

?

When we began our Priestess Council, women were given the opportunity to comment and provide feedback on the proposed revisions to our Agreements.? The proposed revisions that were up for discussion were the ones that were originally created by the Wordsmith Committee (with some extra additions from Meggie) and the documents Abigail sent us with her comments on them.? The comments and feedback that women offered were written down so their ideas could be incorporated into further revisions down the line.? With lots of ideas being presented, it was apparent that we were not in a position to start voting to change our Agreements.? As a result, no voting took place and our Agreements remain the same for the time being.

?

A proposal was made by Meggie and Abigail where they both volunteered to continue working on revising the Agreements together.? A temperature check was taken to see how women felt about the idea, and everyone gave it a "thumbs up."? As a result, Meggie and Abigail will continue working on the revisions and will present them at a future meeting.

?

We ended with electing new leaders into the various leadership roles.? The leadership roles for 2022 are as follows:

?

Co-Facilitators: Gretchen and Suzanne

Location Coordinators: Abigail and Noreen

Keeper-of-the-Goods: Kelly

Accountant: Katie

Tech Support and Email List: Jill

Conference Call Coordinator: Abigail (one Zoom call in-between weekends)

Ritual Coordinator: Suzanne (one Zoom ritual in-between weekends)

?

Love,

Kelly and Meggie

Thanks for asking about how the skit went. Short answer, not great. Lesson learned, do not depend on Will Winter for anything. He is someone I know in the foundation community. We have improvised skits before. This time around, I wrote a script, and asked him ahead of time if he would do it with me. He said he would but then did not respond about rehearsal times as we got closer. I was able to rehearse with two others who had pre-cast parts but not him. I thought I would take over his part, and clearly I should have. ?

My expectation was that he would have familiarized himself with the script enough that he could hold the script and glance down, but like all the rest of us, he would be reading the script. Instead, he very loosely followed the script but pretty much improvised all his lines. The problem is, the people I recruited from the audience were expecting him to do the lines on their papers I had given them. They did not expect an improv. They were deer in the headlights. And so none of them got to deliver what I thought were pretty funny lines. And I'm not sure he even said the words "Big Dairy" so I don't know that anyone understood who Dane was supposed to be.?People reacted well to my Nanny State character, because I'm nearly the last to come on so by then I saw how it was going down and improvised my own lines so they knew what I was about.?

I was calm about it at the time...there was some generally giggling here and there, people seemed interested about what was going on if they didn't get it overall. It was not an unmitigated disaster. However several days later in the car on our way out I exploded about it to Dane. I was so angry mostly at myself, for not taking over his part as I had been thinking I should have. I am so angry this thing I worked so hard on didn't really get performed. And may never now.?

I do think I could rework it so that Dane is the MC and then _I_ basically play all the other parts, moving around the room and popping up with the different hats. Then he and I could practice it and make it good. Maybe a couple of of years from now I'll suggest doing it again. Not next year probably, too soon. Afterwards Sally said that I should take a larger part in the skit and that she had an idea for next year (something based on Sleeping Beauty; what she described didn't sound too interesting but who knows).

In other news...It was great that Dane went for the first time (I have been to the annual Weston A Price Foundation conference about 15 times since 2001). He enjoyed the lectures he attended and I think "gets" that part of my life a bit more. It was certainly very psychologically uplifting to attend a big gathering of people who have a perspective on the pandemic response that is similar to mine. Helped me feel less alone.

After the conference Dane and I drove to Overton, Texas, to see the land that my birth family owned. I first visited it in 1992 when I met my birth mother and grandmother, and last saw it in 2001 when Sandy (my mother) died. My grandmother died in 20011 without a will, while living with my aunt in Houston (where she'd been living since 2005 when she had heart surgery). So the house had not been lived in since 2005, and even before that there was damage like termites. In the years since, looters have ransacked the place, tearing copper wiring and pipes out, stealing things, and overturning nearly everything. Everything is a foot deep on the floor, strong mold smells, rat droppings, etc.?

Neighbors I had contacted helped us hack through the overgrowth to get to the house and I had a look around. I took one of my grandmother's oil paintings, a handful of photos I found that weren't stuck together with mildew, and two gallons of 30 year old honey from my grandmother's bees. (She had given me a gallon in 1992 when I first visited; it was wonderful.)

Over the years I had tried to arrange with my aunt for us to meet there because I wanted to see if my letters to Sandy were there, and to get family photos and mementos. Suz could never get her act together and time kept passing. It didn't feel like something I should do on my own (it's not?my?house) but I wish I had, many years ago.?

I just couldn't believe Suz let the place fall to ruin and looters. I wasn't raised there, but I feel so indignant about it. That place, that house, is where "my" family lived--the people who are the reason I exist in the world, even if I was given to another family to raise. I just can't believe the one person left would let her parents' home become a sty like that. Sure, if she'd cleaned it out, most things would have gone to charity and the dumpster. But that's what you do, you take care of your family's things. And you go through everything and in doing so relive your memories, find things you didn't know still existed, take away a select few special items as mementoes, etc.?It just feels like Suz treated her family, my family, as trash that didn't mean anything.

I don't know Suz well, and I'm not without empathy about what I do know. She's poor and probably couldn't manage it--I have been paying the property taxes on the place since my grandmother died, else Suz would have lost the property in a courthouse sale for the back taxes. But she could have communicated with me. I didn't know that after Inez died (without a will), Suz didn't pay the taxes for 5 years and hadn't taken care of the house. I couldn't imagine that. She has no husband or children, but she still has a few cousins. Couldn't she have asked anyone for help??And like with the skit, I'm so annoyed with myself. Wish I'd asked more questions, wish I'd gone down there myself much sooner, etc.

At least, six years since I paid off the back taxes, there's finally movement on her part. She is willing to sell the land so I can recoup the money I have put into it. Apparently even though i'm adopted, in Texas I'm considered an heir. The grandparents' estate would go to their two daughters, and since Sandy died, and I'm her child, her portion goes to me. I have mixed feelings about it--I got into this bit about paying the taxes to help prevent Suz losing the land. As a favor to my dead mother, to help out her sister, who has almost nothing, to help her retire and live out her life with some dignity. It would make more sense financially for it all to go to her to help her with that. Then if there's any left at the end of her life, she could will it to me. I'll have to ask the lawyer I will hire about the situation. And it depends how much we can get for the land...doesn't seem like half of whatever that is would be enough to secure her future, but maybe I'm wrong. I guess we'll see.

hope all is well with all of you.

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On Friday, November 5th, 2021 at 9:06 PM, Kate via <kzehnter=[email protected]> wrote:

Greetings Jill

How was your "Big Dairy " performance received on Thurs Nov 3 ?

?Hugs

Kate z

On Tuesday, October 26, 2021, 03:17:51 PM EDT, Abigail J <ajeanh@...> wrote:

Jill. Just read the script! Super neat. I can totally see the murder mystery dinner and think it works really well within that context model.?

I didn't realize that you all were performing this. That is amazing!!! I loved seeing you an Dane in my imagination performing.?

I am psyched for you to dive into it. And I think it is hilarious. And I love how educational it is. I'd be interested to see it expanded with some of big dairy and nanny state talking about the measures they take (currently and historically) to control the dairy industry. Might make it too long? I don't know.... I'm also interested in that side of the scenario. And I love the characters of big dairy and nanny state.?

If you get into script writing more there is a program called Celtx that is free software.?

November 4 is so close! Good luck!

Ever thought about filming it? It prob wouldn't be the murder mystery style but would be an interesting short film.?

Ok. Keep us posted!

And a personal Thank You! My child is 100% raw milk raised. And I know how much work you give to allowing me to have access to the amazing white elixer of health. And, as you know, I can't stand big govt controlling food.....local farms and farmers only... You introduced me to Raw Milk and I am so thankful. Truly.?

On Thu, Oct 21, 2021, 8:35 AM Kate via <kzehnter=[email protected]> wrote:

Greetings Jill

Thanks for sending the " Big Dairy " PDF script?

Can't wait to read it on my laptop this afternoon.

Big Hugs with much love

Kate z

Allowing for the Possibility

978 884-6712

Zehnergy.org

On Oct 18, 2021, at 12:02 PM, Jill via <jnienhiser=[email protected]> wrote:

?

Hello sisters,

Here is the skit I mentioned on our call Friday at my checkin. I wrote it for Weston A. Price Foundation, for the Real Milk Campaign Fundraiser event that will be held Thursday, November 4.

It's just five pages (the doc is a little longer because there are notes about the? costumes after the script). I modeled it on the murder mystery dinner theater type plays I used to do in the late '90s at winery events...a couple of actors circulate during the cocktail hour before the dinner event starts, enlisting some of the audience members to play small parts.(They get a card with a few lines and a costume piece to wear.)

I'm pretty proud of it and think it is hilarious. Plus you can learn something about the many protective factors in raw milk while you laugh. :)

Dane will attend--his first WAPF conference--and play "Big Dairy" in his sharp blue wedding suit with a sparkly blue cowboy hat I found.?

Jill?

Sent with Secure Email.

Greetings

Sorry to hear that the conference skit you wrote was not respected by someone you you depended on for help.

Your visit to Overton, Texas sounds like a lot to deal with & luckily you are the person I believe has the abilities to know what the best course of action.

Much lov Kate z

On Friday, November 12, 2021, 06:35:49 PM EST, Jill via <jnienhiser=[email protected]> wrote:

Thanks for asking about how the skit went. Short answer, not great. Lesson learned, do not depend on Will Winter for anything. He is someone I know in the foundation community. We have improvised skits before. This time around, I wrote a script, and asked him ahead of time if he would do it with me. He said he would but then did not respond about rehearsal times as we got closer. I was able to rehearse with two others who had pre-cast parts but not him. I thought I would take over his part, and clearly I should have. ?

My expectation was that he would have familiarized himself with the script enough that he could hold the script and glance down, but like all the rest of us, he would be reading the script. Instead, he very loosely followed the script but pretty much improvised all his lines. The problem is, the people I recruited from the audience were expecting him to do the lines on their papers I had given them. They did not expect an improv. They were deer in the headlights. And so none of them got to deliver what I thought were pretty funny lines. And I'm not sure he even said the words "Big Dairy" so I don't know that anyone understood who Dane was supposed to be.?People reacted well to my Nanny State character, because I'm nearly the last to come on so by then I saw how it was going down and improvised my own lines so they knew what I was about.?

I was calm about it at the time...there was some generally giggling here and there, people seemed interested about what was going on if they didn't get it overall. It was not an unmitigated disaster. However several days later in the car on our way out I exploded about it to Dane. I was so angry mostly at myself, for not taking over his part as I had been thinking I should have. I am so angry this thing I worked so hard on didn't really get performed. And may never now.?

I do think I could rework it so that Dane is the MC and then _I_ basically play all the other parts, moving around the room and popping up with the different hats. Then he and I could practice it and make it good. Maybe a couple of of years from now I'll suggest doing it again. Not next year probably, too soon. Afterwards Sally said that I should take a larger part in the skit and that she had an idea for next year (something based on Sleeping Beauty; what she described didn't sound too interesting but who knows).

In other news...It was great that Dane went for the first time (I have been to the annual Weston A Price Foundation conference about 15 times since 2001). He enjoyed the lectures he attended and I think "gets" that part of my life a bit more. It was certainly very psychologically uplifting to attend a big gathering of people who have a perspective on the pandemic response that is similar to mine. Helped me feel less alone.

After the conference Dane and I drove to Overton, Texas, to see the land that my birth family owned. I first visited it in 1992 when I met my birth mother and grandmother, and last saw it in 2001 when Sandy (my mother) died. My grandmother died in 20011 without a will, while living with my aunt in Houston (where she'd been living since 2005 when she had heart surgery). So the house had not been lived in since 2005, and even before that there was damage like termites. In the years since, looters have ransacked the place, tearing copper wiring and pipes out, stealing things, and overturning nearly everything. Everything is a foot deep on the floor, strong mold smells, rat droppings, etc.?

Neighbors I had contacted helped us hack through the overgrowth to get to the house and I had a look around. I took one of my grandmother's oil paintings, a handful of photos I found that weren't stuck together with mildew, and two gallons of 30 year old honey from my grandmother's bees. (She had given me a gallon in 1992 when I first visited; it was wonderful.)

Over the years I had tried to arrange with my aunt for us to meet there because I wanted to see if my letters to Sandy were there, and to get family photos and mementos. Suz could never get her act together and time kept passing. It didn't feel like something I should do on my own (it's not?my?house) but I wish I had, many years ago.?

I just couldn't believe Suz let the place fall to ruin and looters. I wasn't raised there, but I feel so indignant about it. That place, that house, is where "my" family lived--the people who are the reason I exist in the world, even if I was given to another family to raise. I just can't believe the one person left would let her parents' home become a sty like that. Sure, if she'd cleaned it out, most things would have gone to charity and the dumpster. But that's what you do, you take care of your family's things. And you go through everything and in doing so relive your memories, find things you didn't know still existed, take away a select few special items as mementoes, etc.?It just feels like Suz treated her family, my family, as trash that didn't mean anything.

I don't know Suz well, and I'm not without empathy about what I do know. She's poor and probably couldn't manage it--I have been paying the property taxes on the place since my grandmother died, else Suz would have lost the property in a courthouse sale for the back taxes. But she could have communicated with me. I didn't know that after Inez died (without a will), Suz didn't pay the taxes for 5 years and hadn't taken care of the house. I couldn't imagine that. She has no husband or children, but she still has a few cousins. Couldn't she have asked anyone for help??And like with the skit, I'm so annoyed with myself. Wish I'd asked more questions, wish I'd gone down there myself much sooner, etc.

At least, six years since I paid off the back taxes, there's finally movement on her part. She is willing to sell the land so I can recoup the money I have put into it. Apparently even though i'm adopted, in Texas I'm considered an heir. The grandparents' estate would go to their two daughters, and since Sandy died, and I'm her child, her portion goes to me. I have mixed feelings about it--I got into this bit about paying the taxes to help prevent Suz losing the land. As a favor to my dead mother, to help out her sister, who has almost nothing, to help her retire and live out her life with some dignity. It would make more sense financially for it all to go to her to help her with that. Then if there's any left at the end of her life, she could will it to me. I'll have to ask the lawyer I will hire about the situation. And it depends how much we can get for the land...doesn't seem like half of whatever that is would be enough to secure her future, but maybe I'm wrong. I guess we'll see.

hope all is well with all of you.

Sent with Secure Email.

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On Friday, November 5th, 2021 at 9:06 PM, Kate via <kzehnter=[email protected]> wrote:

Greetings Jill

How was your "Big Dairy " performance received on Thurs Nov 3 ?

?Hugs

Kate z

On Tuesday, October 26, 2021, 03:17:51 PM EDT, Abigail J <ajeanh@...> wrote:

Jill. Just read the script! Super neat. I can totally see the murder mystery dinner and think it works really well within that context model.?

I didn't realize that you all were performing this. That is amazing!!! I loved seeing you an Dane in my imagination performing.?

I am psyched for you to dive into it. And I think it is hilarious. And I love how educational it is. I'd be interested to see it expanded with some of big dairy and nanny state talking about the measures they take (currently and historically) to control the dairy industry. Might make it too long? I don't know.... I'm also interested in that side of the scenario. And I love the characters of big dairy and nanny state.?

If you get into script writing more there is a program called Celtx that is free software.?

November 4 is so close! Good luck!

Ever thought about filming it? It prob wouldn't be the murder mystery style but would be an interesting short film.?

Ok. Keep us posted!

And a personal Thank You! My child is 100% raw milk raised. And I know how much work you give to allowing me to have access to the amazing white elixer of health. And, as you know, I can't stand big govt controlling food.....local farms and farmers only... You introduced me to Raw Milk and I am so thankful. Truly.?

On Thu, Oct 21, 2021, 8:35 AM Kate via <kzehnter=[email protected]> wrote:

Greetings Jill

Thanks for sending the " Big Dairy " PDF script?

Can't wait to read it on my laptop this afternoon.

Big Hugs with much love

Kate z

Allowing for the Possibility

978 884-6712

Zehnergy.org

On Oct 18, 2021, at 12:02 PM, Jill via <jnienhiser=[email protected]> wrote:

?

Hello sisters,

Here is the skit I mentioned on our call Friday at my checkin. I wrote it for Weston A. Price Foundation, for the Real Milk Campaign Fundraiser event that will be held Thursday, November 4.

It's just five pages (the doc is a little longer because there are notes about the? costumes after the script). I modeled it on the murder mystery dinner theater type plays I used to do in the late '90s at winery events...a couple of actors circulate during the cocktail hour before the dinner event starts, enlisting some of the audience members to play small parts.(They get a card with a few lines and a costume piece to wear.)

I'm pretty proud of it and think it is hilarious. Plus you can learn something about the many protective factors in raw milk while you laugh. :)

Dane will attend--his first WAPF conference--and play "Big Dairy" in his sharp blue wedding suit with a sparkly blue cowboy hat I found.?

Jill?

Sent with Secure Email.

?????

On Sun, Nov 7, 2021, 1:00 PM Gretchen via <gretchenkainz=[email protected]> wrote:

Hello Sacred Sisters!!

?

As you may now know from attending the “business call” or from Kelly’s email below, the next pair of Co-Foze are Suzanne and Gretchen!? We just wanted to reach out to say hello and send a virtual high-five in anticipation of the time moving forward.

?

The two of us have not yet had a chance to connect… Suzanne has lots of work stuff going on, and Gretchen is deployed working 11 hour days/six days a week for a bit.? So, we’re figuring out when we’ll be able to talk and start planning.?

?

In the meantime, our invitation is to allow yourself to go inside your heart and imagine the next year of SSR and what you’d like it to look like… connecting with your Sacred Sisters.? Just let that vision in, and we’ll see what our collective brings in! ?(To be clear, we’re not asking you to reply with what you envision.? For now, it’s simply an invitation to be inside yourself with it.)

?

Hoping you all are happy and well!

?

With love,

Gretchen and Suzanne

?

?

Yay!? Life Rewards Action!? High-five!

850-774-2236

she/her

?

From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Kelly
Sent: Monday, October 18, 2021 11:21 AM
To: SSR Group <[email protected]>
Subject: [Sacredsistersrising] Summary of SSR Business Meeting

?

Dear Sisters,

?

It was so nice to see many of your beautiful faces during our business meeting on October 15th!? For the women who were unable to attend, here's a brief summary of what transpired.?

?

We started with a song to honor Ann and a few women offered prayers and blessings as well.? It was an incredibly moving and touching moment that was full of tears, both happy and sad, as we reflected on our beloved teacher, friend, and fellow Priestess.

?

When we began our Priestess Council, women were given the opportunity to comment and provide feedback on the proposed revisions to our Agreements.? The proposed revisions that were up for discussion were the ones that were originally created by the Wordsmith Committee (with some extra additions from Meggie) and the documents Abigail sent us with her comments on them.? The comments and feedback that women offered were written down so their ideas could be incorporated into further revisions down the line.? With lots of ideas being presented, it was apparent that we were not in a position to start voting to change our Agreements.? As a result, no voting took place and our Agreements remain the same for the time being.

?

A proposal was made by Meggie and Abigail where they both volunteered to continue working on revising the Agreements together.? A temperature check was taken to see how women felt about the idea, and everyone gave it a "thumbs up."? As a result, Meggie and Abigail will continue working on the revisions and will present them at a future meeting.

?

We ended with electing new leaders into the various leadership roles.? The leadership roles for 2022 are as follows:

?

Co-Facilitators: Gretchen and Suzanne

Location Coordinators: Abigail and Noreen

Keeper-of-the-Goods: Kelly

Accountant: Katie

Tech Support and Email List: Jill

Conference Call Coordinator: Abigail (one Zoom call in-between weekends)

Ritual Coordinator: Suzanne (one Zoom ritual in-between weekends)

?

Love,

Kelly and Meggie

Hello Sacred Sisters!!

?

As you may now know from attending the “business call” or from Kelly’s email below, the next pair of Co-Foze are Suzanne and Gretchen!? We just wanted to reach out to say hello and send a virtual high-five in anticipation of the time moving forward.

?

The two of us have not yet had a chance to connect… Suzanne has lots of work stuff going on, and Gretchen is deployed working 11 hour days/six days a week for a bit.? So, we’re figuring out when we’ll be able to talk and start planning.?

?

In the meantime, our invitation is to allow yourself to go inside your heart and imagine the next year of SSR and what you’d like it to look like… connecting with your Sacred Sisters.? Just let that vision in, and we’ll see what our collective brings in! ?(To be clear, we’re not asking you to reply with what you envision.? For now, it’s simply an invitation to be inside yourself with it.)

?

Hoping you all are happy and well!

?

With love,

Gretchen and Suzanne

?

?

Yay!? Life Rewards Action!? High-five!

850-774-2236

she/her

?

From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Kelly
Sent: Monday, October 18, 2021 11:21 AM
To: SSR Group <[email protected]>
Subject: [Sacredsistersrising] Summary of SSR Business Meeting

?

Dear Sisters,

?

It was so nice to see many of your beautiful faces during our business meeting on October 15th!? For the women who were unable to attend, here's a brief summary of what transpired.?

?

We started with a song to honor Ann and a few women offered prayers and blessings as well.? It was an incredibly moving and touching moment that was full of tears, both happy and sad, as we reflected on our beloved teacher, friend, and fellow Priestess.

?

When we began our Priestess Council, women were given the opportunity to comment and provide feedback on the proposed revisions to our Agreements.? The proposed revisions that were up for discussion were the ones that were originally created by the Wordsmith Committee (with some extra additions from Meggie) and the documents Abigail sent us with her comments on them.? The comments and feedback that women offered were written down so their ideas could be incorporated into further revisions down the line.? With lots of ideas being presented, it was apparent that we were not in a position to start voting to change our Agreements.? As a result, no voting took place and our Agreements remain the same for the time being.

?

A proposal was made by Meggie and Abigail where they both volunteered to continue working on revising the Agreements together.? A temperature check was taken to see how women felt about the idea, and everyone gave it a "thumbs up."? As a result, Meggie and Abigail will continue working on the revisions and will present them at a future meeting.

?

We ended with electing new leaders into the various leadership roles.? The leadership roles for 2022 are as follows:

?

Co-Facilitators: Gretchen and Suzanne

Location Coordinators: Abigail and Noreen

Keeper-of-the-Goods: Kelly

Accountant: Katie

Tech Support and Email List: Jill

Conference Call Coordinator: Abigail (one Zoom call in-between weekends)

Ritual Coordinator: Suzanne (one Zoom ritual in-between weekends)

?

Love,

Kelly and Meggie