The Lucky Mojo Hoodoo Rootwork Radio Show
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Date: Wednesday, March 2, 2005
Subject: Ancestor Work: Altars and Offerings,
with Mambo Angel, Dara Anzlowar, and Eoghan Ballard
Start Time: 10:00 p.m. Eastern Std Time
Closing: 11:00 p.m. Eastern Std Time
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forward to answering questions on
this topic at the half-hour point,
approximately 10:30 Eastern Std Time.
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03-02-05 The Lucky Mojo Hoodoo Rootwork Hour - (Miss Cat, Dr. Kioni, Mambo Angel, Dara Anzlowar, and Eoghan Ballard)
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paulette28205
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03-02-05 The Lucky Mojo Hoodoo Rootwork Hour - (Miss Cat, Dr. Kioni, Mambo Angel, Dara Anzlowar, and Eoghan Ballard)
Let me be one of the first to say thank you for last night show. I
especially liked hearing the basic information and the examples of
items on the panel's altars. I look forward in hearing more from
Mombo Angel and Dara.
Dara, do you have a web site? Do you have a root work practice? I
am sure that the class would like to know what services you offer
and how to contact you about those services
Dr. Kioni and Cat, Thank you for all you do to bring this forum to
us. I have learned a lot and the information given is food for much
thought. Thanks to everyone who participates.
paulette28205
especially liked hearing the basic information and the examples of
items on the panel's altars. I look forward in hearing more from
Mombo Angel and Dara.
Dara, do you have a web site? Do you have a root work practice? I
am sure that the class would like to know what services you offer
and how to contact you about those services
Dr. Kioni and Cat, Thank you for all you do to bring this forum to
us. I have learned a lot and the information given is food for much
thought. Thanks to everyone who participates.
paulette28205
Re: [hrc] Hoodoo hour (#3622)
In a message dated 3/4/2005 1:01:10 AM Central Standard Time,
paulette28205@yahoo.com writes:
> > Dara, do you have a web site? Do you have a root work practice? I
> am sure that the class would like to know what services you offer
> and how to contact you about those services
>
Hi Paulette,
Thanks for your comments. We are all excited about the Hoodoo hour and
look forward to many more interesting shows.
I do do rootwork for people, yes, as well as readings. I offer a
variety of services. It is rare that I take on love reconciliation work, but each
situation is evaluated on a case-by-case basis. If anyone wishes to contact
me, just write.
I have a website, but it is under reconstruction. It will be up and
running again soon.
Meanwhile, you can reach me here at this email address,
redwill0w@aol.com. Make sure you use a zero (0) instead of an alphebetical O in typing
will0w.
Wishing you well,
Dara
(Get that site reconstructed soon, Dara, 'cause people are phoning and asking about it. Also, i know that redwill0w is your "signature" screen name, but it is way too complicated to tell people on the telephone when they call me looking for a reader. I have to say something like this, "Her email is red willow at a-o-l dot com, but it is spelled funny, so i will spell it out for you. It's r-e-d-w-i-l-l and then a ZERO instead of the letter o and then a w. It looks like the words "red willow" all run together as one word, redwillow, but the letter "o" is actually the number zero instead of an o. It's R-e-d-w-i-l-l-ZERO-w at A-O-L dot com." And Dara, they almost never get it right the first time. Then they feel stupid for not having to ask again, and we go through it again, sometimes two or three times. It is discouraging and wastes eveyone's time. Your own domain name for one year would cost you less than the cost of one dinner in a nice restaurant. You could then be "dara at redwillow dot com" and all i would have to say is, "She's dara at redwillow dot com. Redwillow is all one word, so that's Dara -- d-a-r-a -- at redwillow -- r-e-d-w-i-l-l-o-w -- dot com -- dara at redwillow.com." I just checked and redwillow.com is not taken. Redwillow.org is in use by the Red Willow COmmunity Church, as is redwillowhunting.com -- a site that leads and plans white tail deer hunting trips -- but redwillow.com looks like it is free at the moment. As was this good advice.
--cat)
paulette28205@yahoo.com writes:
> > Dara, do you have a web site? Do you have a root work practice? I
> am sure that the class would like to know what services you offer
> and how to contact you about those services
>
Hi Paulette,
Thanks for your comments. We are all excited about the Hoodoo hour and
look forward to many more interesting shows.
I do do rootwork for people, yes, as well as readings. I offer a
variety of services. It is rare that I take on love reconciliation work, but each
situation is evaluated on a case-by-case basis. If anyone wishes to contact
me, just write.
I have a website, but it is under reconstruction. It will be up and
running again soon.
Meanwhile, you can reach me here at this email address,
redwill0w@aol.com. Make sure you use a zero (0) instead of an alphebetical O in typing
will0w.
Wishing you well,
Dara
(Get that site reconstructed soon, Dara, 'cause people are phoning and asking about it. Also, i know that redwill0w is your "signature" screen name, but it is way too complicated to tell people on the telephone when they call me looking for a reader. I have to say something like this, "Her email is red willow at a-o-l dot com, but it is spelled funny, so i will spell it out for you. It's r-e-d-w-i-l-l and then a ZERO instead of the letter o and then a w. It looks like the words "red willow" all run together as one word, redwillow, but the letter "o" is actually the number zero instead of an o. It's R-e-d-w-i-l-l-ZERO-w at A-O-L dot com." And Dara, they almost never get it right the first time. Then they feel stupid for not having to ask again, and we go through it again, sometimes two or three times. It is discouraging and wastes eveyone's time. Your own domain name for one year would cost you less than the cost of one dinner in a nice restaurant. You could then be "dara at redwillow dot com" and all i would have to say is, "She's dara at redwillow dot com. Redwillow is all one word, so that's Dara -- d-a-r-a -- at redwillow -- r-e-d-w-i-l-l-o-w -- dot com -- dara at redwillow.com." I just checked and redwillow.com is not taken. Redwillow.org is in use by the Red Willow COmmunity Church, as is redwillowhunting.com -- a site that leads and plans white tail deer hunting trips -- but redwillow.com looks like it is free at the moment. As was this good advice.
--cat)
