written: December 16
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Leviathan, looking smug as hell, with a shit right after I had cleaned up her tank.
Currently rocking a two-day headache. It’s not terrible…not a migraine or a cluster headache. But my head…just aches.
All over. Hopefully the OTC painkillers will kick in soon. It’s
still a few hours before I get my dinner break (working the late shift),
and then a few more hours after that until I get to go home.
I was looking through an etsy shop randomly recommended to me. They
have some gorgeous necklaces. But as I was looking through it all, I
came across a ring that stopped me in my tracks. I dreamt of it a while
back, a ring with the moon phases that I wore on my right thumb in my
dream. And here was the ring, in the real world. I’ll have to snag it
on the next paycheck…which also means, I need to figure out what is the
ring size for my thumb. And I’ll follow the advice of the dream and set
that ring up to absorb power/energy from the moon, that I can then
access anytime I need it while I’m wearing the ring.
Other than that, it’s been a chill, quiet day. Dustin has shown me a
lot of things that will make up my duties soon. It’s still a bit
overwhelming, but I know in my heart, I’ve got this. I just have to
learn it first. ::chuckles:: And everyone here is happy to help out if
I ever have a question. It’s really refreshing not to be treated like
I’m asking the stupidest questions, or asking questions just to be a
pest.
It is days like today that I really miss my maternal Grandmother. One of my favorite books to read when I was young was My Father’s Dragon,
by Ruth Stiles Gannett. I can’t recall how many times I’ve read that
book cover to cover. So imagine my surprise when I stumbled across it
today, while working on a list of books. Not only that, but My Father’s
Dragon is just the first of a trilogy! I never knew there were
more books after the first one. And my first thought was to tell my
Grandmother. I would love nothing more than to share this discovery
with her.
But I guess I’ll do the next best thing. I am thinking of buying the
set and giving them to my Niece and Nephew. Maybe they’ll enjoy them
as much as I did. And maybe I’ll buy myself a set as well. So I can
relieve some good memories with a cute story, and see how the story
progresses through the two new-to-me books. And while looking those up
on Amazon, I came across the Catwings series by Ursula K. Le Guin
– another childhood memory. And my library has it as well. I have a
feeling, I’m going to sneak in some quiet time to re-read these books.
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