Odd Day.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: this Rick Levine person that writes horoscopes for AOL is freaking me out.
SCORPIO (3/11/05) - You are stuck as you attempt to separate your personal emotional life from the frustration and pain of the global news. There's an important lesson buried here for you Scorpios. It doesn't always have to be an "all-or-nothing" proposition. Create moveable boundaries. Stay current of social affairs and discuss the events with those close to you. But then, let go of them while you focus on your personal issues.
I was stuck on the train this morning for over an hour listening to folks yap about IT stuff, kitchen remodeling, and wine tasting. They even broke out a hunk of Brie and noshed on it with crackers.
I got an email from my old speech coach... one of the former members died last weekend in an unfortunate accident. He seemed like a nice kid, and I really wish I could remember if I met him at the annual gatherings.
A third soldier from Elk Grove was killed in Iraq this week, and I thought immediately of her sister, who was in choir with me a long time ago.
It's all so sad!!! :-( I've gotta get out of here and try not to think about death. There's life to be lived, afterall...
SCORPIO (3/11/05) - You are stuck as you attempt to separate your personal emotional life from the frustration and pain of the global news. There's an important lesson buried here for you Scorpios. It doesn't always have to be an "all-or-nothing" proposition. Create moveable boundaries. Stay current of social affairs and discuss the events with those close to you. But then, let go of them while you focus on your personal issues.
I was stuck on the train this morning for over an hour listening to folks yap about IT stuff, kitchen remodeling, and wine tasting. They even broke out a hunk of Brie and noshed on it with crackers.
I got an email from my old speech coach... one of the former members died last weekend in an unfortunate accident. He seemed like a nice kid, and I really wish I could remember if I met him at the annual gatherings.
A third soldier from Elk Grove was killed in Iraq this week, and I thought immediately of her sister, who was in choir with me a long time ago.
It's all so sad!!! :-( I've gotta get out of here and try not to think about death. There's life to be lived, afterall...