Posting from home!
What a concept!
My time-sense is all thrown off after having Monday off, and I only realized at the end of the work day that it was Wednesday and therefore Breszny day!
Pisces Horoscope for week of June 3, 2010
Pisces (February 19-March 20)
Recently I was remembering the names of streets near the house where I grew up in Allen Park, Michigan. Although I didn't register it at the time, they were lyrical, euphonious, and evocative: Philomene, Shenandoah, Osage, Luana, Cleophus, Gahona. As I walked and played on them day after day for years, my imagination breathed in the magic of their exotic sounds, unobtrusively nurturing my poetic sensibilities. I bring this up, Pisces, in the hope of inspiring a comparable rumination in you. Think back on the riches of the past whose importance to your development you may have underestimated. It's a good time to re-connect with the power and glory of influences that brought out the best in you almost without your knowledge.
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That might not be such a bad idea, looking for under-appreciated riches in the past, instead of looking back for answers, a quest that so often for me is shrouded in blame and guilt.
But I don't think it's gonna come from street names. I grew up on Orlan Lane, which just sounds like a new space-agey kind of polyester fabric.
My time-sense is all thrown off after having Monday off, and I only realized at the end of the work day that it was Wednesday and therefore Breszny day!
Pisces Horoscope for week of June 3, 2010
Pisces (February 19-March 20)
Recently I was remembering the names of streets near the house where I grew up in Allen Park, Michigan. Although I didn't register it at the time, they were lyrical, euphonious, and evocative: Philomene, Shenandoah, Osage, Luana, Cleophus, Gahona. As I walked and played on them day after day for years, my imagination breathed in the magic of their exotic sounds, unobtrusively nurturing my poetic sensibilities. I bring this up, Pisces, in the hope of inspiring a comparable rumination in you. Think back on the riches of the past whose importance to your development you may have underestimated. It's a good time to re-connect with the power and glory of influences that brought out the best in you almost without your knowledge.
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That might not be such a bad idea, looking for under-appreciated riches in the past, instead of looking back for answers, a quest that so often for me is shrouded in blame and guilt.
But I don't think it's gonna come from street names. I grew up on Orlan Lane, which just sounds like a new space-agey kind of polyester fabric.