Last night my son was reminiscing and he told me about a time he had no friends… “So I drew some friends, cut them out and pinned them to my shirt,” he said. I was stunned. “Did that work? Did it get you some friends?” “Nope,” he said, not sounding sad. We were talking about […]
Valkyrie wrote on the Giving blog: I’ve been learning to dislodge the notion it’s better to give than receive. I think it’s equally important to give and receive, and those who can’t receive well probably can’t take in new energy either. (snip) This has become a lot clearer to me since reading about pluto/scorpio interchanges
Dear Elsa, I guess being a Capricorn male, it has taken me a while to get over my break up (over 4 years). But now I have set my eyes on a Scorpio women (yes, like a moth to the flame). And being a cautious Capricorn, I don’t want to move too fast and show
Venus is in Pisces today, the sign of it’s exaltation and I thinking on my cross trainer this morning how few people really know how to give a gift. For example any gift with a string attached is not a gift but something grotesque in my mind. It is far worse than giving nothing so
Now in the midst of this intense fight and the 2 hour long discussion of my club… the interaction with the gay man and the blond that has yet to be introduced, the soldier mentioned this new fact – he associates me with the Little Match Girl. I was not too happy when he told
Once in the room, I plugged in my computer which was extremely unusual. The soldier said he would be two hours messing with his truck and if there were not a fight and a very, VERY bad one, I’d have gone right to him. Matter of fact in all the time I have known him
“There is no way I will ever be in that club,” the soldier said regarding the club my ex-boyfriends have and they do have one. “I don’t care what happens between me and you, I will not join that club.” I stared. “I know that.” “I may go to one meeting,” he said, shocking me.
“You said you weren’t afraid of me and I want to keep it that way,” my husband said. “I don’t want you to ever feel afraid of me.” I had no idea how to respond. I knew he was serious but the idea I would be afraid of him was foreign. It just seemed remote
