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Published on June 11, 2004 By dharmagrl In Just Hanging Out

This is article number 200.  Again, I can't think of anything to write for this auspicious occasion.

I do have new pictures of some of the kittens, tho.  I'm in them too...bare-faced, so be prepared.  Hopefully no-one will be too traumatized!

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on Jun 11, 2004
Bare-faced? Do you usually wear a luchadore mask or something?  I have an odd friend who likes to wear them....
on Jun 11, 2004

...no, I meant sans cosmetics, Greywar.  Au naturel....as Lonesome is accustomed to seeing me first thing in the morning.

Hmm...odd friend....not Pseudo, by any chance?!

on Jun 11, 2004
Nope, SGT Negrodamus actually:) Pseudo prefers mini-skirts and high heels if I am not mistaken.
on Jun 11, 2004
You're sadly mistaken. Your alcohol-ridden, syphillitic brian has dumped even more precious memories, it seems... The depths to which you stoop to goad me into posting...

I hope the cats have been improving your mood, dharma. It seems they have, judging from the pictures.

And I'm one of his more *normal* friends, IMO.
on Jun 11, 2004

Actually, the weather cleared up and my mood improved. It's sunny and bright instead of dull and drizzly....hence a sunnier Dharma.  I also came to a point of acceptance over a lot of stuff..whatever happens, happens.  We did all we could - it's out of our hands now. 

The kittens do make me smile though. 

I still can't believe I put my naked faced picture on the internet......

on Jun 11, 2004
Congrats Dharma! And I think you look perfect with or without make-up... you have a great smile!
on Jun 11, 2004

Thanks, Nic.


Since I went through my cosmetics embargo a couple of months ago I really don't wear that much anymore.  I bit of mascara perhaps, but no foundation and no lipstick.  I tried to wear it a couple of days ago and ended up washing it off because it felt so...sticky and greasy, I suppose.  So, I'm not really that bothered about it...I am who I am...I'm just a little shocked that I've come so far.  4 months ago there would have been no way I'd have done it!


They are really sweet kittens, btw......

on Jun 11, 2004
Even a coal-hearted villain such as I has a special place set aside in his heart for kitties.

And is that a tattoo on your shoulder? It looks like a snake with its tail in its mouth, which creeps me out. Or it could just be a scar or something, I dunno.
on Jun 11, 2004

And is that a tattoo on your shoulder? It looks like a snake with its tail in its mouth


Yes, it is, and yes, that's what it is.  It's called an Ouroborous, and it is a Gnostic infinity symbol. It's thousands of years old (the symbol, not that tattoo). All of my tattoos are infinity symbols...that particular one was my first. 


Why does that creep you out?

on Jun 11, 2004
Er, because I believe that it is also some ancient Chinese symbol of cannibalism. Although I'm not an expert, I remember that much. I need to find something on it, but am at a loss currently.
on Jun 11, 2004

I researched it somewhat extensively before I had my tattoo artist draw it for me, and I never heard of that.  I'll go look at my books and stuff again, though. 

 

on Jun 11, 2004

Here's a couple of links off the top of my head that are good....

http://altreligion.about.com/library/glossary/symbols/bldefsouroboros.htm

http://www.morbidoutlook.com/art/articles/2000_08_ouroborous.html

Nothing I've found in the past or am finding right now mentions anything about Chinese cannibalism and the ouroboros.....

on Jun 11, 2004

Aw, the kitties are sooo tiny!  I have never owned a cat and my dogs were always fixed so we never had tiny, newborn animals.  Babies of any kind can lift one's spirits.


200 articles!  Wow, I am way behind schedule

on Jun 11, 2004

Having these kittens has been a good lesson for my kids...Davey and Shea got to see some of them be born.

Now they're asking when they're going to open their eyes, be able to hear, walk etc.  They've named all of them...we have 4 boys...Rupert, Brad, Spot and Tiny Tim, and 2 girls....Jill and Chester the second (Lonesome and I had a great cat named Chester when we lived in England, and this kitten looks a lot like him..so, despite the fact that she's a girl, we named her after Chester).  If we keep one, she'll be it.

 

on Jun 12, 2004
200 articles! Wow, I am way behind schedule


I'm really starting to feel like a slacker now!
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