And another one, just because I’m bored.

You are Form 0, Phoenix: The Eternal.

“And The Phoenix’s cycle had reached
zenith, so he consumed himself in fire. He
emerged from his own ashes, to be forever
immortal.”

Some examples of the Phoenix Form are Quetzalcoatl
(Aztec), Shiva (Indian), and Ra-Atum
(Egyptian).
The Phoenix is associated with the concept of life,
the number 0, and the element of fire.
His sign is the eclipsed sun.

As a member of Form 0, you are a determined
individual. You tend to keep your sense of
optomism, even through tough times and have a
positive outlook on most situations. You have
a way of looking at going through life as a
journey that you can constantly learn from.
Phoenixes are the best friends to have because
they cheer people up easily.

Which Mythological Form Are You?
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Babs

I picked this one up from the PaganGardeningandHerbalism ML that I’m on and I couldn’t resist:

Arianrhod is the Celtic goddess of the full moon (or the ‘silver wheel’), of reincarnation, and of the Wheel of the Year. You are mysterious and serene, yet you can be stubborn and even cruel.

What Celtic Goddess are You? (With pictures)
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I am such a bitch! *grin*

Babs

Both figuratively and physically.

For those of you who don’t know I run an online business. Currently I’ve been selling my wares via eBay, and I plan to continue to do so with my one-of-a-kind pieces, but I’ve been wanting to create a web store for the rest of it (eBay’s fees tend to eat away at one’s profits after while). Although I still have to work out stock issues, the biggest problem keeping me from bringing the store online is the lack of a shopping cart.
    Because all my profits are going toward more product to sell, I don’t have the fundage to buy the software for a “real” shopping cart, and Paypal’s shopping cart is sorely lacking in my budget-conscious opinion. For one, Paypal’s shopping cart only deals with PayPal, which means around half my customers will have to place their orders via email because they can’t or won’t use PayPal, which is required to use the shopping cart. The other reason I don’t like that shopping cart is that it doesn’t allow you to figure shipping based on total weight. And PayPal won’t lift a finger to change that.
   So I was wondering. Would it really be all that bad to have people email me their orders? I mean all of them. Not just those who don’t use PayPal. I’d get the order, semi-pack it and email an invoice with the total, including exact shipping costs. Then the person ordering may either pay for it via PayPal, or mail in their payment. It certainly would make accepting international orders easier, as well as allow me to offer a choice in shipping. And this is the way I place my wholesale orders. Of course this all could be just me in rose-colored glasses.
    What do you think?

Babs

So, tell me. How does it feel to be the “Big 7″?

Mom