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Tuesday, January 2, 2018
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8 comments:
OMG Pamela not the sort of thing that i want to do,i wonder why they did it,hope you have a lovely day my friend xx
I've never seen fire walking but the Snake Handlers in the mountains in the TN/KY/VA/WVA nexus handle poisonous snakes and drink poison as part of their religious practices. I imagine this is somewhat similar. (No, I never saw any snake handling as my parents thought it was libel to be dangerous and I was never allowed to go although cousins belong.)
Pamela: Happy New Year, I have never seen fire walking, this freaked me out, Mike is recovering from second and third degree burns from a wok fire, he was seasoning a wok the beginning of October it caught on fire and burnt him so sad.
I do hope you have a Blessed New Year, I look forward to seeing the progress on your projects.
Blessings
Catherine
I have only seen it on TV. It must have been scary to see it is person, not to mention to do the walking!
Seems to be very interesting. I think I would take a bite at every food booth :)
Oh my goodness, that's not for me. I like fire, candles or the fireplace. But go through it? no thanks.
Martina
Amazing!
Wow, that's a big fire! And then walking through it with those long robes...that's some confidence!
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