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The Saga Continues (and other stuff)
Jul. 5th, 2003 10:37 pmAunt Tudi decided that she wanted to go talk to the manager of Wal-Mart so yesterday we made our way back to that hellhole and spoke to a very nice, very stressed, very weary and, dare I say, world weary man. He apologised profusely to us both when we told him our tale of being roughed up by his associates and he made a copy of our receipt so he could pinpoint what employees were involved at that particular time. He also gave Aunt Tudi a gift certificate for $25 and begged us to continue shopping at Wally World. I think Aunt Tudi is going to accept the apology and want to go back. ugh.
I mowed the grass today, again with Aunt Tudi's invaluable help. It's not so bad with two people working on it, but it's still hellacious and we were both wet with sweat and limp as rags by the time we came in from the horror. At the time we mowed, the temp was 85 degrees with 88% humidity. It was like mowing seaweed in warm, stinky pudding.
Llew is wanting to do something tomorrow. What? I don't know. I just felt myself shiver with antici...................................................................pation. He and I had a long conversation yesterday morning that restored my faith and quelled my hormonal doubts. I hate it when my negativity overcomes me and controls my thoughts and feelings. Most of the time I consider my pessimism and cynicism to be an asset and litmus test by which I guide myself in this vale of tears but, when the Moon is upon me, such Dark Practices become a liability as they're turned against me and my better judgements. It sucks.
Oh, I heard from Barry today. The long North American drives are freaking him out a little and he's a wee bit disappointed at concert turnout. I have a feeling that the further West he gets, the better the attendance will be. I hope so, for his sake. Sometimes, I get the feeling that he is, in many ways, a very fragile person and I don't want him harmed in any way. It's been aeons since I cast any spells, but I'm thinking seriously about dragging out my Webs of Shelter chant and lighting a candle. He's already given me permission to do things like that.
And, without further ado, a survey I hijacked from![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
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I mowed the grass today, again with Aunt Tudi's invaluable help. It's not so bad with two people working on it, but it's still hellacious and we were both wet with sweat and limp as rags by the time we came in from the horror. At the time we mowed, the temp was 85 degrees with 88% humidity. It was like mowing seaweed in warm, stinky pudding.
Llew is wanting to do something tomorrow. What? I don't know. I just felt myself shiver with antici...................................................................pation. He and I had a long conversation yesterday morning that restored my faith and quelled my hormonal doubts. I hate it when my negativity overcomes me and controls my thoughts and feelings. Most of the time I consider my pessimism and cynicism to be an asset and litmus test by which I guide myself in this vale of tears but, when the Moon is upon me, such Dark Practices become a liability as they're turned against me and my better judgements. It sucks.
Oh, I heard from Barry today. The long North American drives are freaking him out a little and he's a wee bit disappointed at concert turnout. I have a feeling that the further West he gets, the better the attendance will be. I hope so, for his sake. Sometimes, I get the feeling that he is, in many ways, a very fragile person and I don't want him harmed in any way. It's been aeons since I cast any spells, but I'm thinking seriously about dragging out my Webs of Shelter chant and lighting a candle. He's already given me permission to do things like that.
And, without further ado, a survey I hijacked from
godblossom.( read more )
