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  • in reply to: Synchronicity #1750
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      Cinnamon sync! On Monday I bought cinnamon teabags, on impulse. I have never bought them before. :beer:

      in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #802

      Bea stretched and yawned, and threw the bedcovers back. The early morning sun was streaming in the windows, catching the coloured glass bottles and crystals on the windowsill and making rainbow mice scamper over the floor. Horus, the Siamese cat, crouched with tail swishing, ready to pounce.

      Bea sat up and swung her legs out of bed, feeling around with her feet for her slippers; a rainbow mouse crawled up her leg.

      “Ouch! For fuck’s sake, Horus!”

      Horus stared at Bea, unperturbed, and then yowled, asking for breakfast.

      “Come on then Horus, let’s go and put the coffee on, are you hungry? Lovely day again! I wonder if Leonora’s up yet; doubt it! Come on then, hut hut!”

      Bea wasn’t sure why she always said ‘Hut Hut’ to the cat, but Horus seemed to know what she meant, and followed her into the kitchen.

      “Oh, it’s Eggleton painting day today, Horus!” Bea said to the cat, noticing the big basket of eggs on the kitchen table, For the Eggleton Hunt on Thursday.

      Horus yowled and twisted himself through Bea’s legs.

      “Ok Ok!” she replied, and opened a can of BocaBits with Atun. For herself, she made a large mug of black coffee with plenty of sugar, and lit a cigarette.

      With the third lungful of smoke, Bea recalled a strange snatch of dream, and started to sing:

      One man went to mow , went to mow a meadow,
      One man two man and his dog
      Went to mow a meadow……

      “Oh!” Bea said “I wrote something down in the night!” She went to the bedroom to get her dream journal.

      “One man went to mow scattered lettuces.”

      One man went to mow scattered lettuces? HUH? That doesn’t make any sense. I wonder if Leo can work it out, she’s good with clues…

      “Leo! LEO! OY, Leo, whaddya make of this here dream snap-phrase then?” Bea barged into Leo’s bedroom and prodded the sleeping bulk.

      “Wha wha whazzat!” Leo woke up with a start. “Bloody ‘ell, Bea! You woke me up! I was having a lovely dream about rabbits, an’ all……”

      One man went to mow scattered lettuces; what do you make of that? “ Bea asked, as she plonked herself down on Leo’s bed with a bounce that made the bed springs squeak.

      Leo frowned, instantly awake now and intrigued with the clue. To Bea she said, “Get me a cup of coffee and a fag, and I’ll google it.”

      :fleuron2:

      Horus, having disinterestedly licked some of the juice off his Bocabits, jumped onto Leo’s lap as she typed the word lettuce into the search window. He jumped onto the desk, knocking a well worn paperback copy of Seth Speaks onto the floor, and on impulse, Leo added the words ‘Horus’ and ‘Seth’.

      Bea, Leo was laughing, Come and look at this .

      in reply to: Synchronicity #1745
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        Any 555 syncs? Darren had two 555 flops in online poker just now…..
        :fruit_orange: :fruit_orange: :fruit_orange: :fruit_orange: :fruit_orange:
        :fruit_lemon: :fruit_lemon: :fruit_lemon: :fruit_lemon: :fruit_lemon:

        :yahoo_good_luck: :yahoo_good_luck: :yahoo_good_luck: :yahoo_good_luck: :yahoo_good_luck:

        in reply to: Synchronicity #1743
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          “I am one of those people who refer to cars by their colour rather than their make or model.”

          I said this to Jim this afternoon…..the only car I can recognize is one like my own, a Mini, or a Jag….or a Ford Anglia …anyone remember them? (hahahah I didn’t know Harry Potter had one until I googled)

          I’ve been seeing 444’s too; can’t recall where though.

          :frog:
          Oh that reminds me, saw a few frogs today too
          PS LOVE the new icons!
          :detective: :buffoon: :fruit_orange: :balloon: :creating_magic:

          in reply to: Synchronicity #1734
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            Darren cut a branch of a tree down today too

            in reply to: Synchronicity #1733
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              A couple of hours ago I googled eggs in the news and found this

              I was going to post it, couldn’t decide where….

              in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #793
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                From Timbuktooh to old Perooh
                She flooh. Said she: “Tooh much tooh dooh!”
                T’was trooh, she knooh
                T’would make her spyooh
                The Ballyhooh and Bumbledooh

                Elizabeth chuckled to herself. Wonder if that old fart Barash’ll publish that.

                in reply to: Rafaela’s Random Ramblings #1911
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                  BADUL
                  or
                  the CREATIVe Act
                  Badul could be a fiction character.
                  It has its own independent entity, although it has no defined
                  personality.

                  Badul is the action-space-time unit
                  and an harmonic fluid of generating rhythm

                  Badul is a scale, a range,
                  the (one and only) scale, palette. It’s the power to choose, no
                  limits, no catalogues.

                  The day I discovered Badul I was unconscious. I only knocked at a door
                  without knocking.
                  And it came to light the pure
                  action-creation.

                  Maybe a
                  dimensión?
                  The consecution of acts, part of arevelation?

                  Badul is finding, fruitful searching, the living blow.
                  If you know it,
                  you’ll recognize it.
                  If you recognize yourself in it,
                  Badul will always be on your side.

                  ~~

                  I had a dream last night that Arkandin told me to pay closer attention to ‘pop-in’ websites

                  in reply to: Synchronicity #1729
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                    Daily Random Quote:
                    “Yann was wandering about in a pet shop, looking for nothing in particular.”

                    I walked past a pet shop today and it was full of rabbits! (OMG just occured to me they must be for Easter)

                    in reply to: Armelle – meditations, dreams, synchs, thoughts #1950
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                      A day or two ago (might have been yesterday) when Eric was telling me something about a dream (which I thought was a story thread haha) I suddenly remembered that I had woken up that morning saying ‘Yurara Fameliki’

                      :yahoo_big_grin:

                      in reply to: Rafaela’s Random Ramblings #1910
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                        tjmarshall (3/6/2008 12:43): Here : Wrick!!!
                        :notepad: Wyrick’s documented interests, besides mound exploration and surveying, included geo-magnetism, anomalous boulders, river terraces, beaver dams and sorghum processing. Wyrick is an archaeologist and had access to the site, he could easily place the stone in an area of his choosing and simply “discover” it the next day.
                        (Newark Decalogue Stone)
                        :yahoo_tongue:

                        in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #788
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                          Margaret reckoned she’d made a wise choice deciding (with agreement of course) to ‘observe’ Becky. Her role as lifetime observing essence was proving to be rather amusing. What great fun it was to be married to the same man twice. At least remarked Margaret’s essence, whose vibrational tone translated as the name Yipper.

                          in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #786
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                            Becky bought from the makers of Gortex
                            The waterproof black leather vortex
                            Designed for a boy
                            Or a girl to enjoy
                            Matters not to the vortex of Gortex.

                            in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #785
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                              Are you messing with that Gortex again, Al? Becky asked.

                              Al’s skin was starting to take on a greenish tinge.

                              I read something about Gortex in an old history book yesterday Al, hang on, Becky said as she rummaged through the piles of books on her desk.

                              Here is it: “The first commercial consumer product using GORE-TEX® was a tent called the Light Dimension”

                              in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #784
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                                I think it’s you that gets confused with genders , Al, Becky said gently. Leo and Bea are both old dears, they’ve always been female. Of course, Becky mused, With so many probable realities, are there ever any ‘correct and right and true’ facts at all? Everything seems so much more fluid and changable these days, everything morphs along the way it will. It will what it will, I am what I am……

                                Al rolled his eyes at Becky. You may well morph along happily, Morph Becky Pooh, but some of us need to keep track.

                                Oh, it’s always on track, Al! How can anything ever really be off it? A wonderful glorious meandering labyrinth of a track, admittedly, but with so many splendid intersections, like spaghetti junctions….Come on, let’s go out and play in the sun! Let’s play Follow My Thread in the park.

                                Pffft, Al replied.

                                in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #779

                                When Leonora finished writing her blog posts and reading the latest Yurara Fameliki story updates, she strolled out onto the patio. Bea was talking in her sleep again, sprawled out on the sunbed.

                                One hundred and eighty years hence,
                                They sat and conversed on the fence.
                                “We searched far and wide
                                For what was inside.
                                I am forced to admit we are dense.”

                                Blimey, she’s connecting to that laughing monk again, Leonora noted, rolling her eyes. She sat down in an old wicker chair, and sipped her Rioja wine.

                                in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #778
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                                  Meanwhile, Becky was still connecting strongly to the Laughing Monk, Schnortz, from ancient Kuzhebar. Reciting another limerick to herself, she made her way across the flooded street, attracted to a warm and cozy looking cafe on the other side.

                                  “The goat floating secret is this”
                                  Nanaconda butts in with a hiss.
                                  “Stretch out in the sun!
                                  Relax and have fun;
                                  Now come here and give me a kiss”

                                  The flood water rushed past Becky’s ankles, causing her to stagger. Unidentified floating debris bumped the back of her legs and she almost buckled.

                                  “Well then, what shall we do now, Deliria?”
                                  Asked a white faced and trembling Wisteria.
                                  “Go for the kiss?
                                  Or give it a miss?”
                                  Replied she, “Let’s consult Wikipedia.”

                                  Becky reached the other side of the street relatively unscathed and headed towards the Wisteria Garden Internet Cafe.

                                  in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #777
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                                    The trail of physical clues in Nutley Park had dried up (or more correctly, washed away) in the continuing torrential rain, so Elvira took shelter under a large tree to concentrate upon the psychic clues. She was still getting nonsensical images from Becky, but had managed to decipher that Becky was approaching the Wisteria Delicatesan, she was out in a storm (which Elvira had already deduced) and that there was a goat floating down the street.

                                    in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #776

                                    Bea was drifting off to sleep on the patio, the gentle spring warm on her face. A stork glided past, and she noticed the first amethyst wisteria blossom against the blue sky. Dreamily, she heard a limerick forming in her mind:

                                    There was an old crone called Wisteria
                                    Who was prone to bouts of hysteria.
                                    She fretted and flapped
                                    Til her energy sapped,
                                    And then she made friends with Deliria.

                                    The crone called Deliria hailed from
                                    The unsettled realms of the maelstrom;
                                    But she learned how to float
                                    With the help of a goat
                                    And considered it was quite a brainstorm.

                                    When Wisteria met with Deliria
                                    She said “My! but you seem so familiar!
                                    I admire your hat
                                    So let’s have a chat
                                    About goat floating maelstrom criteria”

                                    in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #775
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                                      Schnortz was finding it amusing connecting to the Tarty Nun. The focus of his meditations as a monk in the Laughing Order were primarily focused on humour, as one might imagine. The Ancient Order of The Laughing Monks of Kuzhebar was one of the lightest jolliest places on earth, and Schnortz was loving every minute of it.

                                      Grinning rather wickedly (for a monk) Schnortz sent Becky another limerick.

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