...since I've got a bad headache today, here's another shot from October 23 which you can look at, and again click to look at more closely:
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- ...is a happy, ordinary, middle-aged, suburban woman who paints odd pictures, gardens in a straw hat, lives with the love of her life, is owned by one cat and the ghosts of several others, and walks a little funny 'cause she has a fake leg. She started this website because there's more to life than what we lose, and we need to let each other know what's possible, even if it's only a happy, ordinary life.
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It is odd that I haven't really seen many butterflies this year and only one dragon fly which I saw last month - that's it, one dragon fly for the whole year - how sad is that? Hope your headache improves.
Posted by: elizabeth | November 25, 2007 at 01:52 AM
Fell better soon, m'dear! Lovely photo.
Posted by: Bipolarlawyercook | November 25, 2007 at 07:33 AM
Thank you, ladies. I do feel better now.
Posted by: Sara | November 25, 2007 at 09:35 AM
Ha! I deliberately didn't mention in my blog post the you-know-what I had yesterday in the middle of all my drama, because I find that whole contact-thing of yours so freaky. And you got a headache anyway.
Glad you're feeling better.
Beautiful photo.
Posted by: alphabitch | November 25, 2007 at 05:33 PM
Oh, dear! I'm sorry you were suffering, too.
Re the contact thing: I think I have to actually be within three feet of the person and conversing with him/her. I'm also a mood sponge, totally susceptible to things like flying stress, etc., but I can't get them from e-mails or phone conversations, just from being in the same space with a person having them.
I really think it has something to do with electricity, like when a cranky, stressed out person sits down at a computer and breaks it without having done anything that should logically have caused the breakage. And I just know this is somehow related to the phenomenon of ghosts.
But then, I am an amateur mad scientist. Ideas like these just come naturally.
Posted by: Sara | November 25, 2007 at 06:42 PM
I've known people who are so highly charged that light bulbs burn out when they walk in the room, repeatedly. It may or may not be significant that I worked in a crisis center at the time.
This is different than people who think that street lights go off when they walk by them (street lights, the mercury vapor kind, have to shut off for a while every now and again for a couple of minutes. About the amount of time it takes to walk by them.)
And my lovely ex-wife, during a particularly difficult time in her personal and professional life, couldn't wear a watch. It would stop completely within about 15 minutes. She'd take it off and set it down, and it would start up again within about 15 minutes.
Posted by: alphabitch | November 25, 2007 at 08:36 PM