For your entertainment: When I put the work into my studies, I catch “lucky” breaks – like being able to switch to a work schedule more congenial to The Dolmen Arch (getting up at four just wasn’t fun). I suppose that’s normal for you and the commentariat, but I’m still in my surprised by everything phase. Dragging it out for a couple extra months seems to have helped, too. Right now, I plan to finish TDA on my own, then do it again through the AODA program. And seriously: I asked my staves if there was a supernatural cause and effect at work in the LA wildfire disaster. I was thinking past, but my staves said Ioho, upright. TDH says, “consequences of present actions,” so I’m wondering if the stave points to the aphasiac response of California’s government and the possibility of some kind of unstoppable tail-chase. The other thing that comes to mind is the deafness of the California government as business-as-usual overrides calls for disaster response. I’ve seen a few concussions and their effects, including a fellow’s ears stopped up by a sudden outflow of black wax; so, I wonder if said government is suffering from the supernatural (or maybe psychological) “Nah, I’m fine” response to a blow to the head while barreling right towards a fatal case of secondary impact syndrome. I’d welcome some guidance on my interpretation if you and the commentariat feel inclined. Rhydlyd
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Date: 2025-01-13 04:59 pm (UTC)And seriously: I asked my staves if there was a supernatural cause and effect at work in the LA wildfire disaster. I was thinking past, but my staves said Ioho, upright. TDH says, “consequences of present actions,” so I’m wondering if the stave points to the aphasiac response of California’s government and the possibility of some kind of unstoppable tail-chase. The other thing that comes to mind is the deafness of the California government as business-as-usual overrides calls for disaster response. I’ve seen a few concussions and their effects, including a fellow’s ears stopped up by a sudden outflow of black wax; so, I wonder if said government is suffering from the supernatural (or maybe psychological) “Nah, I’m fine” response to a blow to the head while barreling right towards a fatal case of secondary impact syndrome. I’d welcome some guidance on my interpretation if you and the commentariat feel inclined.
Rhydlyd