Yes. Unless it's something I want to do. LOL!

Amazon is pretty much it. I'll research elsewhere but get in lots of trouble there. LOL!

I want to see Scotland and the Isle of Man, then the rest of Britain. Hungary and Australia, and then Europe.

Don't care about Central and South America, no real interest in the Middle East or Africa.

It is. After you figure out how, you basically learn to tweak and control your dreams. You can also wake up without knowing you're awake and the dream still follows you. Basically, you haven't grounded yourself, or REALLY snapped yourself awake.

He is a handsome chap! And knows it.

Old culvert pipes dad brought home YEARS ago. He planned on reselling them, hasn't, and the goats use them for shelter and to play on.

So, I shifted a section of fence the other day. I had "help"! LOL! Gentry helped hold the fence.



And line it up.



Then he proceeded to try and snag the wire in my pocket that I used to tie the fence to posts, and the pliers too. Almost got them. I couldn't get him to help drive T-Posts however.

But I got back at him for pestering me. He finally gained enough wait that the saddle fit nicely. I was concerned about having to teach him to be ridden bareback, especially with no arena. I've been working him with the saddle, and will add in the bridle shortly. Then get on him.

Practice, no. Interested in, yes.

Agrees with Filmfreek on a form of lucid dreaming.

The closest thing to dreaming as I wake up was actually laughing out loud in my dream, and apparently laughing out loud literally, which woke me up.

LOL! Takes all kinds... I just find subtitles distracting, unfortunately. I want to see the picture, not have to be reading it as well.

Not just you!

Well, they were definitely interesting. And for when they were written, no problem.

But I liked Dejah Thoris kicking butt in the movie, rather then wimpily expecting him to save her.

I hate reading and then seeing the movie.

I do way better seeing the movie, then reading the book. Usually. Newer books/movies, not so much.

The movie John Carter was fun, really liked it. Went and bought the first 5 books, and didn't care for them as much, definitely liked the movie better.

I'm reading about 2 books a day, which is why I'm not posting. I'm starting another romance shortly, and then Age of Aztec by James Lovegrove.

I graduated with Aaron. We went out a couple of times as friends after I'd moved back to Ennis, 7 years ago. He always talked about his son. I'm still trying to work my head around this. Totally floored and appalled!

Why would anyone want to be around someone who broke their word first? A vow to love and honor, yet the person takes a swing at you? Forsake all others, yet the person cheats on you? As examples...

It's not like one would really be able to trust that person again. And the whole issue of forgiveness really only works if the person is genuine about not doing it again. Otherwise it's just a joke.

Bratty, bratty children! Well, my black lab mix is a lovely old lady, as she's 12. LOL!

All the dogs are chipped, I need to get the horses done. I have no problems with it on some of the animals though not on, say a herd of cattle.

I wouldn't have a problem chipping an older family member, especially with memory issues, alzheimers, etc.

Good movie, but should have netflixed it.

Pretty much! :-) I tend to pick them up when I need a certain vibe. Pietersite is known as tempest stone and absorbs energies positive and negative without needing to be cleansed (though I do). It's a gorgeous multi-color stone that literally looks like a tempest.

Malachite is another fave too, and definitely helps with dreaming for me.

Waves!

I think tumbled vs. not is what one is drawn to. I prefer opal in the raw rather then tumbled. I haven't been able to find pietersite raw, but love my tumbled pieces.