Lots of crumbs picked up yesterday

Following the crumbs was a big thread of Lightning Strike book.  Figured out what the thing was that I said in a meeting that the younger attendees had no idea what I was talking about.  "Carriage Return"  It came from a discussion about a period at the end of a sentence.  And I added, I was seeing a carriage return and I got a lot of blank stares on the zoom screen. I was reminded of what it was when I saw a podcast on The Completed Life web site.  And this is what I am listening to as we speak. "DYING IS THE PERIOD AT THE END OF THE SENTENCE” – THE STORY OF FRED.  Fred is speaking my words and the challenges.  He ended with quotes from Willa Cather and Mark Twain.  Willa - The end is nothing, the road is all.  Twain - Fear of death precedes from the fear of life, anyone who has lived fully does not fear death.   Uplifted by what I heard this a.m.  I am thinking that is hard for some to understand, but I usually fall into that bucket for people on many topics.  :)

Latest WBD is up next.  Not a lot of listening yesterday - cleaned apt, long walk, met up with family friend and grandson in the Shoprite parking lot and we did a bit of a spin around the Shoppes.  So I left the house at 9 a.m. and got back at 11 a.m. and set up for the EOLD discussion.  Interesting conversation with a passionate presenter.  He has been the primary caretaker for his wife who had an early life 62 years old, she is now 75 - all those years with dementia.  Nothing I could get my head around, but he has found a way to care for himself and his wife.  I think she is finally in memory care.  He has turned the disease into a passion work.  Dementia Friendly Cities! with Jim Mangi, PhD  He has made Saline, MI an oasis for dementia patients and their caretakers.  "Just do something" was his mantra.  I have my dementia addendum to my medical directives, but I admire his commitment to his wife and his community.  

Sister #4 called to say she might be up on Friday to see the Christmas trees at our local historical museum.  It will be a "game day" decision after she checks her mood and the weather.  :)  Son called from Florida and sent some pics to my picture frame.  He sees himself down there for a month or two.  If he does, I need to think about getting myself down there in Jan. Heard from my PD buddy.  He is taking the bulk of the next two days off.  He will be taking his ladyfriend, sister, and mother to the Champagne Walk on Main St on Friday night.  :)  

Today - walk.  Last day of November 2023.  Where did the year go? 

If you overreact to criticism today it may give your rivals the impression that you have something to hide, something they can root out and publicize to the detriment of your reputation. Act as if you don’t have a care in the world.

The Cancer moon squares off with Chiron this morning, dear Libra, bringing forth an emotional yet stoic energy to the table that may fuel confusion within your relationship. Luckily, you'll have a chance to address lingering issues when Luna and Uranus activate this afternoon. However, you may find that it's best to simply embrace bonding activities without immersing yourself in serious discussions. Walls could go up once more when the Nodes of Fate become agitated this evening, though focusing on personal restoration and nurturing will allow you to manage your own feelings. A dreamy energy comes into play when Neptune activates later tonight, promoting early bedtimes.

This may be a laid-back day for you, but a period of calm will do you a lot of good. You could lounge around in a park and let your imagination go. Today's astral configuration will make you dream and remember your childhood. Rather than stressing about all that isn't getting done, why not go with the flow for a change?

Go with the flow...what a novel thought.  :)  As always I do feel that people, places and things come into my life when needed - sometimes conscious and sometimes unconscious.  Have a good Thursday.