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[ill-met.insanejournal.com]

Hello, everyone in cyberspace! I finally got fed up with deleting these emails from my account and here I am, complete with new anti-virus software just in case this isn't kosher. I hope it's legitimate, though. Such insistent emails just simply have to mean something important and big is going on.

So what is it? A party? A pyramid scheme? Human trafficking? Coupons? Cyber-orgy? ;)

I suppose I should do the customary Getting To Know You thing, too. My name is Misha, I'm an actress in NYC, I'm a Taurus, and I like hot fudge sundaes, rose gardens, and romantic comedies.

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[ill-met.insanejournal.com]

My metaphysical views are downright expansive. ;)

[wind-of-heaven.insanejournal.com]

From what I can tell, that will serve you well here. I see you were once called Titania?

[ill-met.insanejournal.com]

I was. Well, I am. Funny world, isn't it? Just look at those horizons.

And may I ask who you were please?

[wind-of-heaven.insanejournal.com]

Quetzalcoatl.

[ill-met.insanejournal.com]

And I freely admit that I had to Google that. But how fascinating!

[wind-of-heaven.insanejournal.com]

Dare I ask what in particular you found fascinating?

[ill-met.insanejournal.com]

All of it, actually. I never knew about the Mayan mythologies and pantheons. Growing up, it was all about the Greeks and Romans and Judeo-Christians and I have to admit that majoring in theater doesn't exactly lead you to study other religions.

[wind-of-heaven.insanejournal.com]

Perhaps I will have to educate you at some point.

[ill-met.insanejournal.com]

Lovely! I can be a very attentive student.

[wind-of-heaven.insanejournal.com]

So glad to see an eager young mind. The Mayan pantheon does have a number of complexities.

[ill-met.insanejournal.com]

Then I suppose I will have to study doubly hard to grasp them. One of my strengths has always been focus on learning lines, you know, but I'd be extra grateful for a patient tutor.

[wind-of-heaven.insanejournal.com]

I'm sure you'll do fine. Most people just have the most difficulty wrapping their mouths around the names.

[ill-met.insanejournal.com]

With at least one good demonstration, I'm sure I'll get it in no time. I'm very good at tongue-twisters if I don't say so myself.

[wind-of-heaven.insanejournal.com]

That will make it easier. So, if this is going to be an actual lesson plan, how do we want to arrange it? I live in Nebraska, so in-person isn't a very viable option.

[ill-met.insanejournal.com]

And I'm all the way in NYC and neither of our jobs are very jet-setting and mobile, unfortunately.

The way I see it, there are a few ways. Email will work just peachy for the concepts and stories. However, I'll need to at least hear your voice for the pronunciation so either phone calls or Skype.