Karen Elspeth
@terranen.bsky.social
In any order: optimist, queer, tea drinker, settler, cis, person of faith, cubicleland dweller, writer, theatre lover
Pronouns: She/her
Poetry blog: poemingout.wordpress.com
Pronouns: She/her
Poetry blog: poemingout.wordpress.com
Sending good thoughts
a person is lighting a candle in front of a row of lit candles
Alt: a person is lighting a candle in front of a row of lit candles
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December 4, 2025 at 8:59 AM
Sending good thoughts
The Coat Bath is a room I didn't know I needed 🤣
December 3, 2025 at 2:19 AM
The Coat Bath is a room I didn't know I needed 🤣
Yay!!!! Happy Advent Chester!
December 3, 2025 at 2:14 AM
Yay!!!! Happy Advent Chester!
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The first time I went to the Anglican church I now attend, that prayer felt so deeply personal as a queer person who had only been out a couple of years & hadn't been back to church since. It made me feel so seen.
It's been a favourite part of the liturgy ever since. Thanks for sharing the history
It's been a favourite part of the liturgy ever since. Thanks for sharing the history
October 28, 2025 at 12:27 AM
The first time I went to the Anglican church I now attend, that prayer felt so deeply personal as a queer person who had only been out a couple of years & hadn't been back to church since. It made me feel so seen.
It's been a favourite part of the liturgy ever since. Thanks for sharing the history
It's been a favourite part of the liturgy ever since. Thanks for sharing the history