Almost 2 months ago, I had a dream. I've not had a (remembered) dream in a long time. Only two people in it, me and Her. She looked to be on the young side of 25, with dark or raven hair. Mid-back length. Her breasts were shaped and sized just the way I prefer them. I'm pretty sure she was a Goddess. Seriously, a Goddess....
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eissac:
aww Isis <3 that was definitely a treat!
waldo_jeffers:
How's it going Mister Mallik?
Tobin Tax!
http://www.truth-out.org/who-will-pay-wall-street-or-main-street-tobin-tax-or-vat60902?pri nt
Note the bit about the ONE state in the union that still boasts a state bank - and how it is also the ONE state in the union not up to its eyeballs in debt... curious!
http://www.truth-out.org/who-will-pay-wall-street-or-main-street-tobin-tax-or-vat60902?pri nt
Note the bit about the ONE state in the union that still boasts a state bank - and how it is also the ONE state in the union not up to its eyeballs in debt... curious!
Just saw the new SG movie for the 2nd time, on Showtime, SHOTO. I think my favorite parts are the pillow fight and the skinnydipping.
Found this on the web.
I dunno who Don Miguel Ruiz is, but I think this is quite good.
Code For Life
1) Be impeccable with your word--Speak with integrity. Say only what you mean. Avoid using the word to speak against yourself or to gossip about others. Use the ower of your word in the direction of truth and love.
2) Don't take anything...
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I dunno who Don Miguel Ruiz is, but I think this is quite good.
Code For Life
1) Be impeccable with your word--Speak with integrity. Say only what you mean. Avoid using the word to speak against yourself or to gossip about others. Use the ower of your word in the direction of truth and love.
2) Don't take anything...
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Last nite, I saw The Daily Show, with Jon Stewart on Comedy Central. I was able to watch only the first 15 minutes before having to leave for work, but that first half of the show has to be his best yet. Go to Comedycentral.com to watch it if you missed it. I felt good all nite after watching it.
The following is an article I re-found recently.
This is from Chaos International, issue #19. I forget the date, but I'm fairly certain it's
from the 1980s. It ceased publication back then, too. The author is one of the founders
of Chaos Magick.
A CRAP PRODUCT
by Pete Carroll
The recent scandal in Shefield in which a charismatic Christian priest was found to have
been...
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Something else I wanted to get in here, before I don't have it anymore. It's from a Playboy magazine, 1980 something, I don't remember anymore. Not even sure who wrote it, maybe the artist, Charles Bragg.
The Gnome of Death presides, it's true. We watch from a corner (overinformed and underknowledged) while our generals hump the planet and our priests bless them on their way...
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The Gnome of Death presides, it's true. We watch from a corner (overinformed and underknowledged) while our generals hump the planet and our priests bless them on their way...
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A few things have happened lately.
A couple of weeks ago, I cashed in two of my IRAs, with the goal of getting out of creditcard debt. Maybe even cancelling some of them. I know, cancelling creditcards lowers my credit score, but at my age, I really don't much care. I'm not going to be applying for a home loan anytime soon, anyway.
I got...
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A couple of weeks ago, I cashed in two of my IRAs, with the goal of getting out of creditcard debt. Maybe even cancelling some of them. I know, cancelling creditcards lowers my credit score, but at my age, I really don't much care. I'm not going to be applying for a home loan anytime soon, anyway.
I got...
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"Aluratek's USB internet radio jukebox bundles more radio than anyone could ever
listen to into a tiny module that fits on your keychain. Plug it into any
internet-onnected computer running Windows 2000, XP or Vista, and the software sitting in
the stick does most of the work. Just select from more than 150 countries--from
Afghanistan to Zimbabwe--and start sifting thru the radio streams. You can...
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listen to into a tiny module that fits on your keychain. Plug it into any
internet-onnected computer running Windows 2000, XP or Vista, and the software sitting in
the stick does most of the work. Just select from more than 150 countries--from
Afghanistan to Zimbabwe--and start sifting thru the radio streams. You can...
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bittersweetdream:
LOL - I just saw your previous reply! Hehehe. Would you believe my vibrator broke right before we moved? I couldn't believe it! I didn't even get to break it, it was just broken one day. 
But I finally broke down and decided to buy a cheapie travel one to hold me over until I could afford a really good replacement - found one for just $3, too, so hopefully it'll help! It just arrived last night and when I told my hunny what I had ordered, he seemed really excited and had to open the box himself but... that's as far as that went. Also received some bad news in the mail, so my hunny was SO not interested in fooling around. Talk about feeling un-sexy! You're 100% right, though - some self-lovin' is in order, for sure!
Re: Melatonin - doesn't even slow me down. I'm a hardened insomniac. On the upside, my Drs prescribed sleeping pills and muscle relaxers for my back, so that's been helping a lot. You're so right about all the effects of stress, though. Ironically, I'm always worried about my blood pressure but it's always perfect - I chalk that up to learning yoga when I was little, but I still need to ditch it to help the insomnia, weight, etc.... Just in the last year or two I've been learning that stress isn't a healthy indicator of a responsible adult. :/
But I finally broke down and decided to buy a cheapie travel one to hold me over until I could afford a really good replacement - found one for just $3, too, so hopefully it'll help! It just arrived last night and when I told my hunny what I had ordered, he seemed really excited and had to open the box himself but... that's as far as that went. Also received some bad news in the mail, so my hunny was SO not interested in fooling around. Talk about feeling un-sexy! You're 100% right, though - some self-lovin' is in order, for sure! Re: Melatonin - doesn't even slow me down. I'm a hardened insomniac. On the upside, my Drs prescribed sleeping pills and muscle relaxers for my back, so that's been helping a lot. You're so right about all the effects of stress, though. Ironically, I'm always worried about my blood pressure but it's always perfect - I chalk that up to learning yoga when I was little, but I still need to ditch it to help the insomnia, weight, etc.... Just in the last year or two I've been learning that stress isn't a healthy indicator of a responsible adult. :/
joemallik:
Hitachi Magic Wand is supposed to be the best. Then there's the new one, the one that fits onto a fingertip. Surely, you've seen the commercials for it. That might be pretty good, too, and very portable. Especially if you carry a large-ish handbag (it can hide in there). 
Those prescriptions may be related to your weight gain. Don't even try to lose weight until you can do without them. Surely, the Yoga can help with your back? The ideal is to avoid prescriptions wherever possible. Prescriptions tend to be addictive, for one thing, and they don't usually "cure" anything, they just relieve symptoms...they don't treat the cause of the problem. Chiropractors cost money, but they can straighten out your back, if that's the problem, no drugs required. They just can't straighten you out in one visit, unfortunately. It'll take about twice a week visits for at least a month, maybe longer. Depends on how bad the problem is. S/He may also give you special exercises to do at home. I assume you already know all of this, so I'll stop now.
Those prescriptions may be related to your weight gain. Don't even try to lose weight until you can do without them. Surely, the Yoga can help with your back? The ideal is to avoid prescriptions wherever possible. Prescriptions tend to be addictive, for one thing, and they don't usually "cure" anything, they just relieve symptoms...they don't treat the cause of the problem. Chiropractors cost money, but they can straighten out your back, if that's the problem, no drugs required. They just can't straighten you out in one visit, unfortunately. It'll take about twice a week visits for at least a month, maybe longer. Depends on how bad the problem is. S/He may also give you special exercises to do at home. I assume you already know all of this, so I'll stop now.
I honstly don't remember if I've posted the following here before. Oh, well. I'm well qualified to belong in the SG Geezer group, so I guess I'm allowed to repeat myself on ocassion.
This is the only blessing I know. I got it from "Illuminatus!", by Robert Shea and R.A.W.
I bless Ra,
Fierce sun burning bright
I bless Isis-Luna,
In the night
I bless...
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This is the only blessing I know. I got it from "Illuminatus!", by Robert Shea and R.A.W.
I bless Ra,
Fierce sun burning bright
I bless Isis-Luna,
In the night
I bless...
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