Remembering who I am

Okay...just saw the sis.

She is not in any pain.

I could tell, because she could not pass the "goofy" test: When I mistakenly asked about the pin in her ankle, she said, "I have a plate on my ankle". So, I asked her if it was an antique plate. That made her laugh, and I knew she was fine.

Bear Hugs to All (and "Woof"! to a couple of ya...) -
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Nighty night...

I am up before the sun. And I feel great.

cha-ching

I'm going to work today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Aw shucks folks, I'm rarely speechless...

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I was just watching a vid on another thread, and the music was too intense for me to continue. Some of these "information" vids [designed to deprogram?) can feel like programming of their own.

I used to think this was a really funny clip.

And now I feel a sadness for those who are unwitting/un"will"ing participants in what may be considered one of the greatest crimes in the history of the universes.

Things are certainly getting flipped around and upside down.

The observer within me wishes to see how it reacts to this, now:

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For those who still may be questioning what they like:

1. The nurses at the beginning of the video are really hot: Y / N

2. What nurses? Ben Stiller has an amazing personal trainer! Y / N

If that is really you, I heartily commend you for your bravery. Are you an actor? By the way, a brown hat doesn't suit you. Mudra could maybe suggest a nice blue, or red! Ha ha.

I want to answer your question above: 2. Although Ben Stiller is not my type. I had never seen that clip before, it's colorful!

lindabaker wrote:If that is really you, I heartily commend you for your bravery. Are you an actor? By the way, a brown hat doesn't suit you. Mudra could maybe suggest a nice blue, or red! Ha ha.

I want to answer your question above: 2. Although Ben Stiller is not my type. I had never seen that clip before, it's colorful!

Best I could do Linda .
Hope you don't mind Troy ...
otherwise I'll happily retrieve my mischief.
Linda asked me because I am an Color harmony teacher and consultant .



Love Always
mudra

mudra wrote:

lindabaker wrote:If that is really you, I heartily commend you for your bravery. Are you an actor? By the way, a brown hat doesn't suit you. Mudra could maybe suggest a nice blue, or red! Ha ha.

I want to answer your question above: 2. Although Ben Stiller is not my type. I had never seen that clip before, it's colorful!

Best I could do Linda .
Hope you don't mind Troy ...
otherwise I'll happily retrieve my mischief.
Linda asked me because I am an Color harmony teacher and consultant .


Love Always
mudra

LOL -- Oh, that is so funny.

Yes Linda, that is really me.

My friend, "Montreaux", did this to the pic. It was right after Aretha gave her speech for Obama (I voted for that guy; where is he?).

Brown is "supposed" to be a Virgo color, but I agree...it does not work for me.

It does work with the theme of the hotel I was in (the pic is from August of 2008). hehe

Thanks, Mudra.

And Linda: "Zoolander" is quite colorful, in many respects. Stiller's eulogy to his lost model brothers due to a gas explosion that resulted from a play fight at the pumps is priceless: "Just because we have chiseled abs and stunning features does not mean that we too cannot die in a freak gasoline fight accident". lol

lindabaker wrote:If that is really you, I heartily commend you for your bravery. Are you an actor? By the way, a brown hat doesn't suit you. Mudra could maybe suggest a nice blue, or red! Ha ha.

I want to answer your question above: 2. Although Ben Stiller is not my type. I had never seen that clip before, it's colorful!

I have not been asked that in a while, but when I was younger, people asked me all of the time (or told me to get into it). While most people peg me as an extrovert, I am actually an intravert, so I need a lot of alone time to recover from crowds of people. I think I would prefer a supporting role. I am a bit too socially phobic for the spotlight.

Edit: Almost forgot that you inspired my "song o' the morning" -

"Well I could have been an actor
but I wound up here
I just have to look good
I don't have to be clear"

And yes, I almost did the model route and I also considered becoming a newscaster.

It's just all so shallow.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46bBWBG9r2o

Don Henley - Dirty Laundry


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mudra wrote:
...I am an Color harmony teacher and consultant .

Love Always
mudra

That sounds really interesting. (and fun).

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I hope this is a bit closer to "me". :op

The first one here is for Brook -

Cross reference to:

http://www.themistsofavalon.net/t2085p75-magnitude-88-near-the-east-coast-of-honshu-japan-march-11-2011#38319

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HigherLove wrote:I was just thinking about this post from March 2, 2011:

http://www.themistsofavalon.net/t1824p90-et-communications

HigherLove wrote:

LeeEllisMusic wrote:

HigherLove wrote:
Indeed, a message I seem to be getting is NOT to stock up. I do not know if this is part of my previous vows of poverty (or current ones), or if I just know I will be okay, or if it is because I will be going to see “all of my friends”. <br>

PEACE and MUCH GRATITUDE!

Are you planning on staying with us, my friend? In that case, I'll add a few more cans of salmon and chili to the pile.
We've got plenty of beans and rice already :) - LOL

Aw, Lee. Hanging out with you guys has always been on my list of things that would be really fun to do, regardless of circumstances. But, "circumstances" is right where we all are, isn't it? hehe Beans + Rice = complete protein.

You have always felt like home.

After this cold winter, I am tempted to vote for the weather in Hawaii. :op (San Diego has really nice weather, but not a lot of fun).

There is much hope in that statement: If Hawaii survives, California survives (unless some big wave is thrown off course and sent to my back door, in order for Hawaii to survive - lol).

That's really only funny if one understands they never die.."

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It boggles my mind to think that Japan is having "aftershocks" that are larger than the quake when I was in San Francisco in 1989.

While not HUGE (yet?), the waves came to my back door much more quickly than I expected:

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2011/03/tsunami-docks-ripped-out-in-fort-bragg-fishing-community.html


Tsunami: Docks ripped out in Fort Bragg fishing community


Fort Bragg, California, and the rest of "my world." -Clear Lake is the little blue lake just south of the Mendocino National Forest / north of Santa Rosa (the lake actually wraps around the base of the volcano on three sides).

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"March 11, 2011 | 12:50 pm

Surges of water hit the tiny town of Fort Bragg, 200 miles south of Crescent City, witnesses say, ripping out docks and filling the water with debris, and closing off exits and entrances to the port.

Fort Bragg is an epicenter of California's fishing community, and dozens of boats leave from there to fish crab, black cod and salmon.

"It's pretty brutal," said Charles D. Smith, a fisherman who owns a boat called the Miss Smith. "The ends of the docks are floating around all over the place."

Smith got down to the harbor early in the morning and battened down his hatches. Other fishermen sailed to sea earlier Friday to escape damage in port. There won't be anywhere for them to dock when they return, he said.

"They lucked out in a sense -– they're not going to have to run around cleaning stuff up," he said.

The harbor commission will have to replace the docks and clear away the debris, which could slow down fishing in and out of the harbor, a sleepy place where sea lions often sun themselves. It's currently black cod season.

"It's a nuisance," Smith said.

John Gebers, who owns Noyo Fishing Center, in the harbor at Fort Bragg, said that four-foot surges are still rolling in and up the river that winds out of Noyo Bay.

"It's strange, it makes it look like the river reverses direction," he said by phone from the riverbank, where 50 people were standing to watch from land. "It's still surging."

Fort Bragg and Crescent City were the two cities hit hardest by the tsunami caused by a 1964 earthquake."
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I used to have a mortgage on a home. I still see clients, here. Nothing necessarily that sensational on its own, but things are really starting to add up.

I was in Fort Bragg on the same morning that I ended up sliding off of the road and getting stuck in the snow, when I had my out of body experience/past-life (?) regression (I am trying to connect the dots and leave bread crumbs; this is my somewhat self-indulgent thread:

http://www.themistsofavalon.net/t1949p60-remembering-who-i-am#37767

Brothers/Sisters - heed the call

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Thank you Mercuriel!

Peace

too many edits...starting over :op

Close enough (all of my vinyl was left in Chicago, and when Dan died, somebody else got to it. Easy come, easy go.

Stop, Look, and Listen (1983)


I was walking down the street
Just the other day
I caught a glimpse
Of life's vivid reality
I saw a man on the street
Didn't have no clothes or shoes
Here the signs of what they say
Tell me what can we do?

Everybody better
Stop look and listen
Stop look and listen
Stop look and listen
To your heart

The prophets of the times
Are written on street car walls
Can't you see them crying
Can't you hear them call

Mother mother children still
Got to grow
Father father where do we go

Space age assures us life will
Go on
And everybody's tryin' to believe
Forget the future
Think about right now
Somehow seem to be the growin'
Theme

Stop look and listen
Stop look and listen
Stop look and listen
To your heart

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People People
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Tokyo

Met this stranger there, so I was
feeling somewhat scared
when I vacationed in a land that I
didn't know that well
but all the ladies there were nice
the gentlemen politely out of line
I kept on thinking how I'd like
to spend some time
I couldn't make up my mind, still
waitin' for the right sign

I was down in Tokyo
livin' in hotel Imperial
Met this man, he was something
very strange
said he was a spy from somewhere
else way far away
he told me things about myself that
I could tell nobody else
passed this message on to me, said
spirits move in secrecy
I could almost read the man's mind
waitin' for the right sign

I really wanna know if I'm gonna go
live my life in Tokyo, live my life in
Tokyo
Tokyo, live my life in Tokyo

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Warning - I am letting myself decompress (hence the retreat to my little corner lol).

Let's face it: things have been extreme.

I know it is too soon, but in the land of probabilities, it could have been me, quite easily. This does not mean I do not appreciate the gravity of our situation.

With that said, I searched for "funny things to do when the world ends".

I did not get a lot of really interesting hits, but found one that includes suggestions suchs as:

•"DANCE anywhere and everywhere
•Find some one and fall in love. Sweeeeet!
•Throw your TV sets out of the balcony
•Disconnect from the internet, especially facebook and connect with real people
•Vegans and vegetarians, please eat meat. We don't wanna waste so much sumptuous meat on apocalypse day :p
•Remember GOD
•If you're an atheist, ask for forgiveness from GOD and join some religion you moron because all religions have a ticket to heaven
•Spend Dec 21, 2012 with your parents and your loved ones."

The rest of the article just gets more tastless; if you are one to sniff and see if the milk is really spoiled (this is quite a 3D list of things to do): http://aamirayubi.blogspot.com/2011/01/things-to-do-before-world-ends-in-2012.html

Congratulations! to David Wilcock for getting his site back up and running.

I've missed ya buddy...it's been bleak...you are a lighthouse.

http://divinecosmos.com/index.php/start-here/davids-blog/921-bouncingback

Uh, in this case it would be a second congratulations...I could not get in for a while...then again, I have been getting lost in the mists. For reals.

Mercuriel wrote:

Again, I find myself humbled and expressing much gratitude to you, Mercuriel.

This hits so many layers of meaning all at once.

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Namasté

Okay. Nor Cal dodged the bullet thus far from the first blast.

My gawd, ten years ago I would have thought I had lost my mind, writing about stuff like this.

The clouds were very strange, tonight. They seemed placed, strategically. Very odd qualities.

What interests me even more is the energy coming from above the clouds.

I would love to be near Shasta, right now.

They are very near. I can feel it.

Is it help?

Is it them taking another look?

The positive energies are running very strong right now.

Fascinating.

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A Handbook for Awakening Druids
Acts of Love at the Dawn of the Golden Age

lots of edits pending

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Pitfalls of getting stuck in past life potentialities

Trees

Animals

Insects/the buzz on connecting with nature's critters

Don't get bit. Stick with the benign. Druids are not snake charmers.

Elemental-ry School: It's not about science, but all connections are important (i.e. you don't have to know the way some things work in order for them to work).