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  • in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #642
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      :bounce: :face-grin:

      in reply to: Rafaela’s Random Ramblings #1874
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        in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #639
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          One for sorrow, two for joy, when the moon shines bright or not at all…..what WAS that book, Becky wondered. Years and years ago in an adventure book, a children’s book; was it the famous five? The intrepid six? A clue, a magpie silhouette on a loose brick….the treasure hidden behind the brick…..the adventurous seven? The jingle, the magpie jingle….. in a children’s adventure book…..

          Becky, are you alright? asked Sean. You’ve been sitting there staring into space for hours.

          Twenty minutes later Becky replied, Huh? Haha, I seem to be in slow motion today, it’s really rather pleasant.

          Three and a half hours later, Becky smiled drowsily and said, It wasn’t the famous five, it was the wandering one……the wandering one, after all….

          in reply to: Rafaela’s Random Ramblings #1873
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            :yahoo_peace_sign: :yahoo_kiss: :yahoo_whew:

            in reply to: Rafaela’s Random Ramblings #1872
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              Funny how the robber gang were all regrouping and conspiring to push the poor policeman onto the glass while my back was turned huh; all having so much fun with this focus while I lay punctured and deflated and alone BLIMEY O’RILEY where did that come from this is a very weird focus hunting exploration I must say and not one of my favourites and how do we make this one stop and can I have my lungs and ribs back in one piece now PLEASE

              :yahoo_sad: :yahoo_broken_heart: :yahoo_crying:

              in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #636
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                Becky clutched her ribs painfully.

                Not my feelings, not my feelings, she muttered. Feel into it, but it’s not mine.

                What a load of rubbish, Becky said, coughing and grimacing in agony. Rubbish, rubbish, RUBBISH RUBBISH…..

                aaarrgghhhh…..Becky wept (gently, carefully avoiding wracking her ribcage)

                in reply to: Synchronicity #1612
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                  She made her way downstairs to the kitchen, and the headlines in the Reality Times newspaper on the table caught her eye:

                  ‘Mysterious Carved Rock Faces Appear in Yorkshire Villages.’

                  SYNC! Todays random quote, and I just this minute mentioned to Jan how things keep appearing IN the book before we hear about them OUTSIDE of the book, and I mentioned the Yorkshire stonecarver. We had been discussing previously the ELIZABETH sync. Some of Franci’s descriptions of Elizabeth fit exactly Jan’s impressions of Elizabeth in the movie she just watched.

                  The botanist, the woman in mans clothes, and the island all cropped up OUTSIDE the book yesterday……

                  in reply to: Join me for a gourd of langoat milk…… #1424
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                    And I’ll smoke to that! :yahoo_whistling: :weather-overcast:
                    (that is an improvised smoking icon, btw)

                    in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #630
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                      Becky coughed painfully, and shook her head in confusion. She coughed again, clutching her ribs and wincing as her bruised chest muscles screamed.

                      I am so out of the loop I fear I will never catch up, she wailed sadly.

                      She coughed again, clutching Chump close to her, as if the wiry little dog could soothe her tormented breathing with his warmth.

                      How will I ever catch up, Pork Chump? she moaned, stroking his scruffy scrawny body.

                      Chump winked at her and said Catching up and keeping track, don’t you know that is a wild goose chase? You may observe me, when I chase a goose. I chase the goose for fun, for a moment of fun. Do I wonder where the goose came from? Do I wonder where the goose went? Do I worry about the gooses mother, or daughter, or son?

                      Becky was momentarily nonplussed; after all, Chump had only winked and laughed at her before, she had never heard him speak.

                      in reply to: Scrying the Word Cloud #1994
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                        loved strong :heart:dear dimension :face-devil-grin:
                        town eyes :yahoo_skull:
                        weird images :mummy:
                        cave surface :magnify:
                        writing focuses :notepad:
                        swing dear:bounce:
                        often speaking:yahoo_not_listening:
                        night dream bugger :yahoo_devil:
                        strange writing :news:
                        rather taken :yahoo_heehee:
                        friend matter :yahoo_big_hug:
                        change :yahoo_doh:
                        love woke :yahoo_sick:

                        in reply to: Scrying the Word Cloud #1993
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                          Next thought focused:
                          Experience sky
                          Given love, lady mother,
                          Far laughing bed friends;
                          Fine earth;
                          Skin.

                          in reply to: Synchronicity #1607
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                            Of course, Franci, the first person to post about the sync, doesn’t always know it’s a sync yet :yahoo_loser:

                            in reply to: Synchronicity #1606
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                              Oh this is a sync! When I was at Rosie’s (catching this flu, I might add) she had magnetic letters on her fridge and I was making words with them. She gave me a box of magnetic words so I can make poems on my fridge

                              in reply to: Synchronicity #1600
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                                :face-kiss:

                                in reply to: Synchronicity #1599
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                                  Blog friend Jib :yahoo_rolling_eyes:

                                  in reply to: Armelle – meditations, dreams, synchs, thoughts #1942
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                                    Bobbing along too…… :yahoo_big_hug:

                                    in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #611
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                                      Becky snorted right back at Tina (unfortunately forgetting her cold, and hurriedly wiping up the snotty mess).

                                      Does energy smell? It smells of roast dinner sometimes.

                                      Becky sighed. She couldn’t smell a thing with this cold.

                                      in reply to: Synchronicity #1597
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                                        Oona posted a you tube of 4 non blondes! AND it’s Armando’s all time favourite
                                        :yahoo_star: :yahoo_april: :yahoo_april: :yahoo_april: :yahoo_april: :yahoo_star:

                                        in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #597

                                        “ As we have stated previously, these terms are quite limiting for explanation purposes. The terminology is not incorrect, by any means. It is only expressing a much, much smaller impression to you than, in actuality, these terms represent. If your interpretation of these terms is too literal, you may find yourself accepting concepts which have only been explained to you partially; for our explanation of concepts is only a minute portion of the entirety of any idea, or concept, or “doctrine.” Only playing, my friend! These concepts must be taken in at this present time, within your present understanding, to the intellect; and the intellect must be allowed to trigger the intuition, allowing a full circle of thought, so to speak; this full circle being a continuous flow of information to assimilation, to actualization, to creation”

                                        Patel

                                        Not AGAIN!! shouted Becky. For the past week every time she tried to open her blog page, it always opened on this old post of Patels. Usually, by a circuitous route, she did eventually manage to arrive on her most recent post…..but not today! That monkey Patel wouldn’t let Becky look at any other post but this.

                                        Funny coincidence really that she’d watched the cartoon last night called Madagascar, starrring Patel himself as King of the Lemurs. Becky had to laugh. A rave party of dancing lemurs on ecstasy!

                                        in reply to: Synchronicity #1596
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                                          And another movie sync! :yahoo_loser: Watched a cartoon last night on TV called Madagascar .

                                          “Exploring their surroundings, the four friends soon meet the Malagasy locals (a type of lemur given to having loud “rave-like” dance parties :yahoo_oh_go_on: ) and their carnivorous enemies, the fousas (a type of mongoose). As the two sides try to use these four new, strange (and large) friends to their benefit, our heroes are also confronted with the reality of their predestined roles in nature.”

                                          If the King of The Lemurs wasn’t Patel I’ll eat my hat. Hilarious! Unfortunately, despite thoroughly enjoying it, I suddenly fell asleep and missed half of it. :yahoo_rolling_eyes:

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