Ya, you are close. Well yur in Mass anyway.

It's about 2 hours

Thats not too bad, just make a weekend out of it. Doesnt Salem also have a nice beach?

I think it's a little chilly for the beach right now.

Oh I know. I was speaking in the future tense. Personally my car is having some issues now so I cant make that drive.

My car is one big issue, it's got 145,000 miles on it.

Ive got an older Chrysler and its one of those long black models with the large trunk. The other day the guy helping me out with my groceries said it looked liked a "gangster car."

I have a 2000 Mazda 626. It's been the victim of 3 hit and runs.

I've lost my driver side mirror twice and my rear driver side quarter panel hangs down and there is a HUGE chunk of it missing.

Where are you parking it where all this happens?

Once in a parking lot in Boston, once at the mall, and the big hit was in the street in front of my house.

Sometimes there is nothing you can do about it. The crappy thing is not being able to be compensated for it in the case of hit and run. When I was in California I had a HUGE utility truck smash into my parked vehicle. The guy was a new employee and not really accustomed to the dimensions of driving a vehicle that size. His work insurance paid out on it thank goodness.

The great thing about getting hit in Boston is that the cop who came to take the report walked around the parking lot and found the car that hit me. Her car had brown paint across the passenger side of her car. The cop went into the hotel and made an announcement for the car owner and she came out. She was giving a speech on car insurance.

Are you serious? Thats classic. What was her explanation? Hit and run can earn you a bit of time. It depends on past infractions and circumstances. It goes from a minor problem to a much more serious one.

She told the cop that she assumed that I was there for the speech and was going to make an annoucement during it.
The cop gave her a "Do you think I'm stupid? look"
The cop then asked me if I wanted to press charges or just get money from her insurance.
The lady gave me the cute puppy eye look and I said I'll just take her insurance info.

You should have just asked for sexual favors. There is always a way to negotiate these matters without a lot of fuss or needlessly taking up the court's time.

I'll remember that for my next accident

Leave your son at your computer
and he'll become a cyber suitor
for there isn't any spell
that has the power to excel
at removing him from cyber sin
where the evil druids dwell

Here's a question.

Do Wiccas believe in a form of 'hell'.

I know they believe in 'evil' spirits.

Do they believe in a main deity or demon that rules over the evil spirits?

Do they believe that there is an 'evil' spiritual world? Wouldn't that be a form of hell?

I know that many of them believe in reincarnation, so I'm guessing that they don't think of hell as an eternal option for an afterlife.

But they do speak of a 'heaven'.

One of their chants speak of rising to the heaven when they return to the gods. Is this considered just a temporary state between incarnations?

I really don't know anything at all about the 'Wicca' religion at all.

I've always belived in natural magick, or simply the spiritual powers of nature.

But I see that in many religions in some form or another. I often point out that many different Indians, both North American as well as other cultures from all over the world, have used natural magick via similar incantations and rituals that are associated with 'witchcraft', yet for some strange reason they have never been thought of as 'witches'.

I think the very term 'witch' actually rose in Europe and is used in that culture to label just about anyone who doesn't worship traditional dogma of mainly the Mediterranean-based folklores.

In fact, in the early days, there was a very fine line between being a witch and being a scientist. Early 'chemists' were indeed 'alchemists'.

Even as late as Isaac Newton only 300 years ago. He was indeed an alchemist. And he veiwed it from a spiritual point of view, even though he couldn't help by apply is logical analysis to it as well. Thus science and witchcraft finally became recognized in two distinctly different ways.

Sorry for the ramble. I asked originally if Wiccas believe in hell and then got I side-tracked into pondering what the hell a witch is in the first place.