Cairns

As it's drawing near to auditions and stuff for faire, my curiosity is working overtime again. Every year at our faire, and only our faire as far as I've noticed, there are little cairns built. At the old site they were along the side of the path. At the new site, I can't remember, but I'm sure they're there somewhere. So I'm needing to know why. I don't want to ask any of the crew because I don't want them to think I'm stupid. LOL!!! Some research though has brought me to some interesting things in CT:

http://articles.courant.com/2010-12-20/news/hc-hammonasset-line-solstice-1215-20101220_1_solstice-stone-walls-prayer-seats



And as for what I did today. More nothing. More dishes. I can't figure out why I'm the only one, in a houseful of adults, who understands that you don't leave the dishes in the sink and use new ones until everything is dirty. My God! I wash up as I go along. Makes life much easier. Or it does when I'm the one cooking. But I was everything after dinner, I wash again when I get home from work. I wash as they're cooking and I wash again and again and again. I try to look at it as a blessing -- I can do this for the people I love. But at times I feel like I'm being treated like the slave -- we don't need to clean up, she'll do it. :(