Nope. I am from the good old US of A, and I'm a lapsed Catholic. :)
I did realize that "Arafel" means "fog" or even "shadows" in Hebrew, and that's why my byline reads "joy and shadows." Arafel was the name of a character in a book I liked called "The Dreaming Tree," and the name is a slurring of the Irish word aoibheal, which sorta means "joyful." ^_^ I liked the dual meaning.
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Date: 2004-07-20 02:29 pm (UTC)I did realize that "Arafel" means "fog" or even "shadows" in Hebrew, and that's why my byline reads "joy and shadows." Arafel was the name of a character in a book I liked called "The Dreaming Tree," and the name is a slurring of the Irish word aoibheal, which sorta means "joyful." ^_^ I liked the dual meaning.
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