Yay for no screaming drunks in your attic!
The thing is, I went so far as to get a tattoo last year to remind me to lighten up. I realized that I was too serious and wanted to bring more jovial and loving energy into my life. The very next week, Bartleby started dying.
After Daniel came to visit us, while we discussing me moving up here, I shelled out the cash to consult an animal communicator. (I wanted to make sure that the cats were ok with moving, and how to make it as easy on them as possible, among other things.)
One of the things Harvey had her say to me was that he was aware that this move was a big life change for me, and that he hoped it would help me see the lighter side of life. He said life is really pretty silly, and he wished he could laugh - especially at Sammie, who gets so wound up with tension, she just goes Boing! and releases it in running around the house.
I wonder if Cagney has something similar to teach you. But I also know that making the decision to keep working with him is not one you take lightly, because you want the best both for him and for you. So I'm sending you the best vibes, and Harvey sends his purr (he just jumped up into my lap and started purring), for knowing definitively what that is - so that whatever decision you make, you make with confidence. And if Cagney is meant for another family, that you will both know it, when they show themselves.
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True to smonsters video post last night, nothing is going smoothly today and will cost us more money.
True to smonsters video post last night, nothing is going smoothly today and will cost us more money.
If it makes you feel any better, no amount of planning would have alleviated this moving truth. Hope the day gets better!
You're right, Nora. It's just a matter of it being an older house and the cable not being where we want it to be.
Oh, man- we had a nightmare getting the cable in properly. And there were all these cable outlets but they WEREN'T HOOKED UP TO ANYTHING.
Nora, that's part of the problem too. The phone jacks aren't hooked up to anything, the modem is too old for the new internet, etc.
I wonder if Cagney has something similar to teach you. But I also know that making the decision to keep working with him is not one you take lightly, because you want the best both for him and for you. So I'm sending you the best vibes, and Harvey sends his purr (he just jumped up into my lap and started purring), for knowing definitively what that is - so that whatever decision you make, you make with confidence. And if Cagney is meant for another family, that you will both know it, when they show themselves.
Thank you so much Andi. Your generous heart warms me.
It's funny you should mention the animal communicator. 6 years ago, a friend decided that I should be a 'pet psychic' so she paid for me to attend a class on animal communication. Turns out I'm no good at it.
Just yesterday, I was wondering if I should call one to have a conversation with Cagney. Something along what smonster said..."Chill Son!"
It wasn't until yesterday that I accepted that he really does have something to teach me. I have no idea, what so ever, what that might be...long term or short term...but I'm willing to know what it is. And I'll be grateful for it, regardless.
Love you too, smonster!
Calli, I hope YOU feel better. We're doing the farm tour this weekend, right?
Thanks, amyth. I'm doing a bit better. Re: Farm tour. We are? Oops. I signed up for voter registration Saturday morning.
