July 12, 2002
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Big HUGE loose end:
oOMisfitOo reminded me: “… and then there are those of us who can pick up images and emotions from physical things …
When I’m truly in tune, I head to the nearest antique store (because the typical thrift store bums me out) and *listen* to the stories.”
Leaving out psychometry was a terrible oversight. Greyfox is an ace psychometrist, too. The day we first met in the flesh, after corresponding and talking by phone, I took with me a “rock”, actually a geode, that I’d carried in my backpack when I lived on the road in the early seventies, and had kept always near since then. He held it and told me a lot about what had gone on in those years. Psychometrists also are good at finding lost objects.
I commune with rocks and trees a lot, and so does Doug. Doug has an especially keen sense for the energies of rocks and crystals, and he has some favorites, such as amethyst. On our Big Field Trip in ’93-’94 (gotta tell that story sometime… you’ll love it,) I “lost” him in an upscale rock boutique in Santa Fe. I found him curled up inside a huge amethyst geode.
Wilshak said something intriguing about flat magnetic fields at dawn. I’m going to try to search that out. We can see the way the solar wind and earth’s energy fields interact. Hmmm. So much to learn….
And if I understood blankity-blank correctly, there was an X-Files episode that had something to do with 2012. Did I get that right, Scott? How many of my faithful readers are hip to Timewave Zero? Does the name Terence McKenna mean anything to anyone? So many stories to tell….
It’s possible that I have located my long-lost son. Of course, it’s also possible he will want nothing to do with the mother who abandoned him. We’ll see.
I’m still working on Statch’s story. I’m going to grab a little nosh and then settle down with the laptop to write it while another of Doug’s interminable game downloads proceeds over here. Later, Y’all.
Comments (5)
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Me thinks you have a fan … and now I’ve forgotten what I was going to say … so …
I’ll be back in a bit.
Heh … I’m tired AND blonde!
OH! I remember! The 2012 deal … yesh. The Mayan calender end etc …
There WAS an X-files about it … but I’m still tired and blonde.
So … ~sigh~
deep breath in, and out.
Good luck with your son – You can only try – if he doesn’t want anything to do with you at least then you’ll know. Knowing that you are looking for him and are trying to get in contact may work out for the better. Good luck again. Dusk