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Handcrafted dreamcatcher Mark Unseen   May 11 12:35 UTC 1996

Donated by Kae Anne Chappel (otter):
A handcrafted dreamcatcher, up to 12" in diameter, with gemstone and
feather(s) of the bidder's choice.
52 responses total.
robh
response 1 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 12 08:20 UTC 1996

I'll start at $5.
hematite
response 2 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 12 16:27 UTC 1996

$7
freida
response 3 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 13 18:48 UTC 1996

$8
eeyore
response 4 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 13 19:20 UTC 1996

$9  :)
hematite
response 5 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 13 21:42 UTC 1996

$10
scott
response 6 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 14 09:33 UTC 1996

$12
brighn
response 7 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 14 15:56 UTC 1996

$16
scott
response 8 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 15 18:01 UTC 1996

$20
freida
response 9 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 15 18:04 UTC 1996

$21
brighn
response 10 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 15 19:37 UTC 1996

$22
scott
response 11 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 15 22:02 UTC 1996

$23
freida
response 12 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 18 00:42 UTC 1996

$24
scott
response 13 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 18 02:12 UTC 1996

$25
robh
response 14 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 20 16:29 UTC 1996

Last bid is $25 from scott, made 5-17.  (Wow!)
freida
response 15 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 21 23:52 UTC 1996

$26
ajax
response 16 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 22 04:27 UTC 1996

I imagine it catches dreams in some way, but can someone describe
a bit more about how a dream catcher is used?
otter
response 17 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 22 04:51 UTC 1996

Traditionally, a dream catcher is made for a child by a relative, is 
hung in the window or doorway of his/her first sleeping place and is kept 
and used for life. All dreams entering the room/area are caught in the
dreamcatcher's  web. The good dreams travel down a feather to the dreamer, the
bad ones  remain in the web to be burned off by the morning sun.
scott
response 18 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 22 11:24 UTC 1996

$27
gregc
response 19 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 22 11:51 UTC 1996

Oh, puhlease! And I suppose it recieves periodic maintainence from the 
easter bunny and the tooth fairy?
eeyore
response 20 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 22 12:19 UTC 1996

but of course!  santa is too big to get his fingers in something that
delicate!  :)
30$!
brighn
response 21 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 22 13:27 UTC 1996

*brighn wonders if Greg feels compelled to insult everyone's religious
beliefs, or just certain ones*
Actually, NA Traditionalists don't clean them, I don't think, but
the neoPagans who has usurped the tradition do clean them out every
six months or so (which reminds me, mine need to be blessed in the
first place).
scott
response 22 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 22 16:15 UTC 1996

Arg, I thought it had settled.

$31
eeyore
response 23 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 22 16:27 UTC 1996

sorry...:)  $33
scott
response 24 of 52: Mark Unseen   May 22 21:40 UTC 1996

Damn.  :)

$34
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