Today's Tarot card is:
Ten of Pentacles. "Security in family and financial life. Happiness in the home and at work. Prosperity. Inheritance. Ancestry." I can live with that!
Sheesh - who knew that the Death card I drew yesterday would turn out to be more appropriate for the new site design than for me?? There are things I like about it, and things I don't. I had to mess with my brower settings a lot before I could even figure out how to get a journal entry posted... I know they still have some tweaking to do, but it's going to take some getting used to...
Oh - it's Journal Poetry Day!! This is from "Dorothy Parker's Elbow: Tattoos on Writers, Writers on Tattoos." The poem is "To the Engraver of My Skin" by Mark Doty:
I understand the pact is mortal,
agree to bear this permanence;
I contract with limitation; I say no
and no then yes to you, and sign
--here, on the dotted line--
for whatever comes, I do: our time,
our outline, the filling-in of our details
(it's destiny that hurts, always,
not the original scheme). I'm here
for revision, discoloration; here to fade
and last, ineradicable, blue. Write me!
This ink lasts longer than I do.
Ten of Pentacles. "Security in family and financial life. Happiness in the home and at work. Prosperity. Inheritance. Ancestry." I can live with that!
Sheesh - who knew that the Death card I drew yesterday would turn out to be more appropriate for the new site design than for me?? There are things I like about it, and things I don't. I had to mess with my brower settings a lot before I could even figure out how to get a journal entry posted... I know they still have some tweaking to do, but it's going to take some getting used to...
Oh - it's Journal Poetry Day!! This is from "Dorothy Parker's Elbow: Tattoos on Writers, Writers on Tattoos." The poem is "To the Engraver of My Skin" by Mark Doty:
I understand the pact is mortal,
agree to bear this permanence;
I contract with limitation; I say no
and no then yes to you, and sign
--here, on the dotted line--
for whatever comes, I do: our time,
our outline, the filling-in of our details
(it's destiny that hurts, always,
not the original scheme). I'm here
for revision, discoloration; here to fade
and last, ineradicable, blue. Write me!
This ink lasts longer than I do.
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Great journal entry, as well, you rocketh.
indeed, i am glad to have found a truly young spiriit on this site.
Good to know that you are encouraging newcomers in life to be free.
)o->