ra·ra a·vis (râr vs) n. pl. ra·ra a·vis·es or ra·rae a·ves (râr vz) A rare or unique person or thing [Latin rra avis : rra, feminine of rrus, rare + avis, bird.] menagerie \muh-NAJ-uh-ree; noun: 1. A collection of wild or unusual animals, especially for exhibition. 2. An enclosure where wild or unusual animals are kept or exhibited. 3. A diverse or varied group. Menagerie comes from French ménagerie, from Middle French, from menage, from Old French mesnage, "dwelling."
I went to Oregon Country Fair last weekend and had a great time! There was: faeries, wizards, great food, belly dancers, poetry, drum circles, a sauna, port-o-potties, body paint, trees, Dr Weil, parades, people on stilts, a guy dressed like an Orc, dijeridoo players, massage therapy, and more. Next year, I am going for the entire weekend! And I am dancing in the drum tower!
posted by tabitha jane @ 4:35 PM
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I am so, so jealous. There's nothing like that around here, or if there is, I don't know about it. I want to be a fairy. And hear a drum circle.
you are pretty close to olympia aarwenn. there are plenty of faeries and drum circles there!
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