Friday Dec 02, 2011

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"I'm a Cancer, II..." / Lavender Reactivity

Why is it when I finally have my... reaction(s)... to the scent of lavender under control (from inundation), next thing you know it hits me and hits me... hard?

I wouldn't mind if there was an outlet - but am I going to seriously have to continue to inundate myself so I don't react to it?! seriously?!?

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(from a post I'd read before, figured I might as well share it - seems to fit me than other Cancerian traits/etc. that I've read of before...)

SPOILERS! (Click to view)

from The Secret Language of Birthdays.

CANCER II
July 3 - 10

The Cancer II period takes The Unconventional as its central image. This period can be likened to a young adult's life when out-of-the-way activities and unusual people occupy interests. (...)

Personality:
Cancer II people are not always what they seem to be. Whether they present a "normal" image or not, one can be fairly sure that an unusual, even bizarre, fantasy life lurks just below the surface. Perhaps because those born in Cancer II are in touch with their unconscious, the weird and strange are not necessarily so weird and strange to them. Not only are they attracted to unusual people but also to the more eccentric and idiosyncratic side of quite normal people.

Many Cancer IIs [enjoy] observing, discussing and perhaps chronicling both human behavior and the wondrous aspects of nature and art. When doing so, humor often figures prominently in their mode of expression. (...)

Many Cancer IIs function normally in ordinary occupations and do not impress one as being particularly strange. Many of these "tip of the iceberg" people keep their vivid fantasies and unusual ideas to themselves after years of less than enthusiastic reception. (...)

Other more carefree and unconcerned Cancer II's can really get out there in their imaginative displays. (...) ... may suffer greatly if they fail to find an audience with which to share their thoughts and may take such a lack of appreciation as personal rejection.




- thom / Wolfox

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littleamanda:
Yea, he is cute and already very well behaved. He's pretty much crate training himself, which is a relief. Some dogs really need to warm up to the idea of sleeping in the crate, especially so young. They'd keep you up the first few nights, howling all night long. So far, we're all sleeping soundly. Lets keep our fingers crossed!
fringe_:
yea thats what i am worried about =) but we just found a possible roommate for up there so WOO!

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