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Congratulations from the bottom of my heart and I wish you many, many delicious ruddy pancakes with all your favorite fillings and tops! Let them cheer you up and warm you up like edible suns. I wish you fun, songs, dances, parties and fun adventures! May this Maslenitsa be remembered for a lifetime! And here are the pancakes that I baked, on the right with cottage cheese and sour cream, on the left with meat...help yourself, it's a pity that it's virtual, but from the bottom of your heart!
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A catkin or ament is a slim, cylindrical flower cluster, with inconspicuous or no petals, usually wind-pollinated (anemophilous) but sometimes insect pollinated (as in Salix). They contain many, usually unisexual flowers, arranged closely along a central stem which is often drooping.
In many of these plants only the male flowers form catkins, and the female flowers are single (hazel, oak), a cone (alder) or other types (mulberry). In other plants (such as poplar) both male and female flowers are borne in catkins.
Catkin-bearing plants include many other trees or shrubs such as birch, willow, hickory, sweet chestnut and sweetfern (Comptonia), and also some herbaceous plants such as nettle.
The word catkin is derived from the Dutch katje, meaning "kitten", on account of the resemblance to a kitten's tail. Ament is from the Latin amentum, meaning "thong" or "strap"
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Maslenitsa (Russian: Ма́сленица, Ukrainian: Ма́сляниця, Belarusian: Ма́сьленіца), also known as Butter Week, Pancake week, or Cheesefare Week, is a Russian religious and folk holiday. It is celebrated during the last week before Great Lent—that is, the seventh week before Pascha (Easter). In 2011, for example, Maslenitsa is celebrated from February 28 to March 6. In Slavic mythology, Maslenitsa is a sun festival, celebrating the imminent end of the winter.
Maslenitsa, Boris Kustodiev, 1919 (Isaak Brodsky Museum, St. Petersburg)
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Oddly enough, despite the fact that she drowns unsuspecting men in the forests, if treated with respect, she will protect a farmer's livestock from getting lost and from wild predators. I'd certainly hate to be a wolf who angers her.
This year, I had to unbelievable honor of presenting at Second Life's LitFest during Fantasy Faire 2023. My topic is Researching Mythology with a particular focus on Slavic mythology. There are still many events going at at LitFest in Fungalmire at The Stump Theater: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Fungalmire/95/66/62
I've chosen The Mavka as my character because even though my novel is primarily about vampires, those are a dime a dozen in SL and this is an opportunity to present a really unique look. I hope you enjoy!
The Second Life FantasyFaire is all to benefit Relay for Life, and I hope you'll join us there: fantasyfairesl.wordpress.com
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Female ghosts from the Slavic mythology,
believed to have mesmerized men with their songs and dancing (some kind of Slavic sirens :)) and led them away to their destruction and death
There exists little exact information on Slavonic Paganism. The largest part of what we know was found in folklore.
..... see more
library.thinkquest.org/C008326/Slavonic/Welcome_SlavicMyt...
Handmade rag doll — Slavic leshiy (also known as leshy, lesovik, leszy, lisun and lešij).
It is a famous Slavic mythological creature, somewhat similar to English wose (woodwose).
This doll is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic leshiy (also known as leshy, lesovik, leszy, lisun and lešij).
It is a famous Slavic mythological creature, somewhat similar to English wose (woodwose).
This doll is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic leshiy (also known as leshy, lesovik, leszy, lisun and lešij).
It is a famous Slavic mythological creature, somewhat similar to English wose (woodwose).
This doll is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic leshiy (also known as leshy, lesovik, leszy, lisun and lešij).
It is a famous Slavic mythological creature, somewhat similar to English wose (woodwose).
This doll is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic leshiy (also known as leshy, lesovik, leszy, lisun and lešij).
It is a famous Slavic mythological creature, somewhat similar to English wose (woodwose).
This doll is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic leshiy (also known as leshy, lesovik, leszy, lisun and lešij).
It is a famous Slavic mythological creature, somewhat similar to English wose (woodwose).
This doll is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic leshiy (also known as leshy, lesovik, leszy, lisun and lešij).
It is a famous Slavic mythological creature, somewhat similar to English wose (woodwose).
This doll is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic leshiy (also known as leshy, lesovik, leszy, lisun and lešij).
It is a famous Slavic mythological creature, somewhat similar to English wose (woodwose).
This doll is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Miluta.
This one is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Miluta.
This one is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic leshiy (also known as leshy, lesovik, leszy, lisun and lešij).
It is a famous Slavic mythological creature, somewhat similar to English wose (woodwose).
This doll is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Miluta.
This one is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Miluta.
This one is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Yarosh.
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Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Miluta.
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Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Radilo.
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Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Miluta.
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Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Radilo.
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Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Miluta.
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Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Radilo.
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Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Radilo.
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Handmade rag doll with magent — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Gapka.
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Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Miluta.
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Handmade rag doll with magnet — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Bazyl. This one was sold.
Handmade rag doll with magent — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Gapka.
This one is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Radilo.
This one is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll with magent — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Gapka.
This one is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Miluta.
This one is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Yarosh.
This one is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Radilo.
This one is for sale, you can find more info on eBay:
Handmade rag doll with magnet — Slavic domovoy (domovoi, browney) nicknamed Gallash. This one was sold.