Morning, well, early afternoon now
My smoothie attempt two (same combination, except with two nectarines and one kiwi) and self are watching the Torchwood mini. I waited until the end of this week so I could watch it all at once from beginning to end without any pausing. Especially if it is an amazing and changing and crazy as people are saying I want to see the rise and fall of it all at once, back to back, all together, no distractions and work days and sleeping, nothing to dull the spaces in-between.
I spent this morning on my bed, playing my spiritual music on random, while working on my second chapter questions from Awakening the Goddess. I wrote seven pages on that section alone. (I can't even remember the last time I wrote so many pages by hand in any spiral. Or when I was underlining in a book that wasn't for a term paper.) It's not even book work, so much as the starting point. It asks you to take stock of yourself, where you've been, what you think, what you associate with yourself through ten questions.
I'm at a standstill because now I've got two front blank pages dedicated to two different unrelated art projects and the next sections art page, too. But art projects must wait on the printer and since I am in Korea the printer is at my work place instead in the bookshelf in my livingroom. Yes, I'm feeling a little impatient to be artistic. I haven't yet figured out exactly how I'm timing this one either.
Instead of there being three per chapter, I now know there are five. And with three sets of five that would be fifteen months if I did them by month. Or four months if I did them by week. I'm not certain I need that much time -- especially with my inability to build fully fledged altars to each of them given my Korea circumstances. Yet I'm wondering if I should. I will figure it out in the next few days while working the Tarot and Maiden art pages.
I spent this morning on my bed, playing my spiritual music on random, while working on my second chapter questions from Awakening the Goddess. I wrote seven pages on that section alone. (I can't even remember the last time I wrote so many pages by hand in any spiral. Or when I was underlining in a book that wasn't for a term paper.) It's not even book work, so much as the starting point. It asks you to take stock of yourself, where you've been, what you think, what you associate with yourself through ten questions.
I'm at a standstill because now I've got two front blank pages dedicated to two different unrelated art projects and the next sections art page, too. But art projects must wait on the printer and since I am in Korea the printer is at my work place instead in the bookshelf in my livingroom. Yes, I'm feeling a little impatient to be artistic. I haven't yet figured out exactly how I'm timing this one either.
Instead of there being three per chapter, I now know there are five. And with three sets of five that would be fifteen months if I did them by month. Or four months if I did them by week. I'm not certain I need that much time -- especially with my inability to build fully fledged altars to each of them given my Korea circumstances. Yet I'm wondering if I should. I will figure it out in the next few days while working the Tarot and Maiden art pages.