Tag Archives: Greek myths

Drama on a September morn

Posted on September 8, 2014 by ~RoseAnderson

Time to get back in the groove. As you know I took some time off to grieve. As I briefly mentioned the other day, thank you one and all for all your kind words. I thought I’d jump back into … Continue reading →

Posted in Past Posts - you'll never know what you'll find | Tagged Arachne, Arachnid, Athena, Fall into Romance, Greek myths, orb weavers, Romance, Romance Books '4' Us, Rose Anderson, spiders, The Romance Reviews | 14 Comments

Sibling Rivalry

Posted on July 8, 2014 by ~RoseAnderson

It appears the Pacific ocean’s Neoguri typhoon dropped in wind speed from 155 mph to 125 mph…something to do with passing over warm water. Parts of the county still had 6 inches of rain. Japan isn’t in the clear just … Continue reading →

Posted in Past Posts - you'll never know what you'll find | Tagged Amaterasu, Greek gods, Greek myths, hurricane, Japan, Japanese myths, Romance, Rose Anderson, Susano-ô, Theoi Meteoroi, weather, weather gods | 1 Comment

Montrous weather

Posted on July 7, 2014 by ~RoseAnderson

In last week’s weather god series I mentioned those similar weather phenomena: hurricanes, cyclones, and typhoons. Their differing names have to do with their location. That’s the kind of word play that grabs my attention and thinking on that now, … Continue reading →

Posted in Past Posts - you'll never know what you'll find | Tagged Greek gods, Greek myths, hurricane, Romance, Rose Anderson, Theoi Meteoroi, Typhon, weather, weather gods | 4 Comments

Take the world by storm

Posted on July 5, 2014 by ~RoseAnderson

So the Greek weather gods have left our area alone for a few days. Their focus has been elsewhere, namely creating Hurricane Arthur. Hurricanes, cyclones, and typhoons are all the same weather phenomenon, by the way. Their differing names have … Continue reading →

Posted in Past Posts - you'll never know what you'll find | Tagged Greek gods, Greek myths, hurricane, Romance, Rose Anderson, Theoi Meteoroi, Typhon, weather, weather gods | 3 Comments

Rude awakening

Posted on June 30, 2014 by ~RoseAnderson

I have a lot to do over the next few days and no time for my morning research posts. I’m not a summer person. Not at all. I have my reasons. As a redhead who’s already gone through the unpleasant … Continue reading →

Posted in Past Posts - you'll never know what you'll find | Tagged Aeolus, ancient gods and goddesses, Anemoi, Anemoi Thyellai, Aurae, Dante's Inferno, Greek gods, Greek mythology, Greek myths, Harpies, Harpy, Hesiod, Homer, Homer's Odyssey, Jason and the Argonauts, Mount Olympus, Odysseus, Romance, Rose Anderson, Tempest-Winds, Theogony, Theoi Meteoroi, weather gods, weather gods of Ancient Greece, Zeus | 1 Comment

Shoot the breeze

Posted on June 28, 2014 by ~RoseAnderson

I began this short weather deity series to coincide with lousy weather. We’ve managed to dodge more than one storm on the radar over the last few days so I’m hanging out my rainbow and putting away my umbrella. I’ve … Continue reading →

The reaping whirlwinds

Posted on June 27, 2014 by ~RoseAnderson

As long as my bad weather lasts, or longer if this topic is interesting enough, I’ll be discussing the ancient gods and goddesses of many cultures who were said to influence the weather. I’ve started my series with the Theoi … Continue reading →