Cicada Agenda, Suomenusko, Linguistic Musings

 Feel as though I should get back into journal making. I have a little hand-bound journal already, something I made with scraps I had laying around that I call my "Cicada Agenda". It's full of leftover watercolor paper and held together with hot glue and a dream. I should start writing in it soon. I'm very bad at actively keeping up an actual daily journal I'm afraid. Even here I fail to routinely make any posts because I simply forget this site exists until I open my laptop back up. Alas, only so much I can do ^^

I'm also likely going to add a Suomenusko (finnish faith/finnish paganism) section to my website because I don't talk about my religion very much and I think that's a shame. There are not many eyes on finnish paganism and I want to be able to direct people to more sources of information if they're curous!

I would also (eventually) like to begin learning finnish again (and gaeilge) but both of these are unfortunately known to be very difficult languages to learn as a native english speaker and I lack a lot of the time necessary to sit down and learn and my college does not offer either of these languages as learning options, so I am taking German instead because I already spoke some due to highschool courses and it's similar enough to English that it causes me less problems in attempting to learn. My main motivations for learning finnish are to have more access to untranslated sources and stories pertaining to my faith as well as being able to converse more with the finnish speaking Suomenusko community. My main motivations for learning gaeilge are to be able to read and sing older songs in gaeilge and to have my language back.

Will i ever learn both? I hope so. But this is something I must apply myself heavily to.