Re: not cabin fever!
Last Saturday we had 43C, coolest place in the state, did very little apart from picking fruit early and drying it. Sunday low twenties and a very welcome half inch of rain. Our friends in the Eastern States still have terrible bush fires, 600 odd houses and five or six dead. Gil gideon cowen wrote: Up here in sunny Scotland we had 17 degrees C. last sunday !! Hotter than some summer days, I just had to dig out my motorbike and go for a ride, what the hell is going on with the weather ??? Gideon. - Original Message - .
Re: not cabin fever!
Up here in sunny Scotland we had 17 degrees C. last sunday !! Hotter than some summer days, I just had to dig out my motorbike and go for a ride, what the hell is going on with the weather ??? Gideon. - Original Message - . > > > > > > >
Re: not cabin fever!
Hello Flylo et al: Here at Aurora yesterday we had 13 degrees Celcius for our January melt which was about 7 plus degrees too uncanny. It felt a lot to me like earthquake weather or, or, or might it be that long overdue polar shift?. The geomagnetics are not quite the same as they used to be and it appears they are changing all the time. I used to keep a compass taped to the floor in a location that I passed by regularly. Now I need to get it there again. Things could get weird(er) and then again When the going gets rough, The Weird turn Pro, eh? Blessings and Peace No more war, please, Barbara and Woody Aurora Farm. the only family farm in North America offering garden seeds grown using Rudolf Steiner's methods of spiritual agriculture. http://www.kootenay.com/~aurora -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 10:10 AM Subject: not cabin fever! >I don't know what it is. But it's everywhere. I was fired from my job >yesterday and for no really good reason. Granted, I was 'iffy' about >working in a deli - smokehouse. Wondering what all those nitrites, >high sodium foodstuffs, heavily preserved meats, etc., were doing >to myself just handling them, working around them. (Up to my >elbows in buffalo jerky for hours at a time.) So, I may not have >stayed very long anyhow. >But to be fired because one boss sent me up to the office to fill out >(another) W4 form, and her husband (owner of the place) came >down hopping mad because he had someone with him. said I made >him look like a fool. I told him he didn't need my help for that and >he said 'you have a bit of an attitude'. (No, I didn't but I was getting >one as I watched him hop up and down in front of me.) So I >admitted it and he said 'hit the clock, you're fired'. >Now it's funny, but at the time I was stunned. > >Anyhow, seems like everyone is on a hair trigger these days. And >it's odd but the angrier everyone gets around me, the calmer it >makes me. Don't know why but I guess I see how ridiculous it all is >and maybe that's saving my sanity. > > >
Re: not cabin fever!
Funny how things happen unexpectedly that change your life. Just move on fast and get another job if you need it or launch an interest of your own. I recommend a book, The Energy of Money, to get you pointed in the right direction. I've lent the book and don't have the author's name. She's a therapist and has you write out your goals and values, etc, before she actually gets to the money part. Then to my surprise when I got there, she said the first things you have to do are forgive everyone in your life who has hurt you and finish up all the unfinished things in your life and balance your checkbook to the penny. I'm still trying to clean and order our cabin--my bete noir--before I start doing clay again. I wish I could figure out a routine for clearing my Inbox too. I want to save too much and it's hard for me to delete things. It takes too much time to organize things and I just want to go on creating without organizing Best wishes, Merla [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I don't know what it is. But it's everywhere. I was fired from my job > yesterday and for no really good reason. Granted, I was 'iffy' about > working in a deli - smokehouse. Wondering what all those nitrites, > high sodium foodstuffs, heavily preserved meats, etc., were doing > to myself just handling them, working around them. (Up to my > elbows in buffalo jerky for hours at a time.) So, I may not have > stayed very long anyhow. > But to be fired because one boss sent me up to the office to fill out > (another) W4 form, and her husband (owner of the place) came > down hopping mad because he had someone with him. said I made > him look like a fool. I told him he didn't need my help for that and > he said 'you have a bit of an attitude'. (No, I didn't but I was getting > one as I watched him hop up and down in front of me.) So I > admitted it and he said 'hit the clock, you're fired'. > Now it's funny, but at the time I was stunned. > > Anyhow, seems like everyone is on a hair trigger these days. And > it's odd but the angrier everyone gets around me, the calmer it > makes me. Don't know why but I guess I see how ridiculous it all is > and maybe that's saving my sanity.
