THE MISADVENTURES OF AN ESOTERIC INVESTIGATOR

You mean your bedroom window? :P

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I envy your knowledge and experience.

And the Egyptian rug over your bed!

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Thanks :) Knoweldge is cheap and experience is expensive :P And the rug was cheap because I knew a lot about Scientology :P

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I remember the story.. that is part of the coolness of the rug. I may have to come out there just to steal it!

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Noooooo! But you can gaze adoringly at it :)

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hmmm... sure... I can use that as an excuse to go into your bedroom..

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And of course, I'd have to follow you to make sure you don't steal it...

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Probably a good idea! ;) But I could end up restraining you, then you would just have to sit there helpless watching me.... you know... steal it!

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My, my you are an evil one!

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i try

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I'm sure you don't have to ;)

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ah.. he knows

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*GRIN*

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ceolnamara.livejournal.com

art skillz

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I'd give you lessons if it were practical :)

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niamh04.livejournal.com

I don't envy Cancer's. *grins* Just kidding. I don't know, not really prone to envy. Most Cancer's envy me, heh!

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I'm not prone to envy either, but I do appreciate other people's proficiencies and try to adapt what I like into myself. For instance, your astrology skills have made me more interested in studying astrology again. If I like someone's writing skills, I adapt what I like about thier writing into my own. Rather than letting green devils stew and pine, I make them learn things instead :P

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niamh04.livejournal.com

Astrology is a wonderful art. My definition to how I work it is I'm an intuitive astrologer. If you have a healthy knowledge of Jung, and decent intuition, I could teach you myself.

Your creativity, and a healthy connection to your muse. You're apparently more in tune with her, than I am with him. Lucky you *smiles* That's an area I have to work on, definitely =D

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Mmm, the face fuzz, definito.

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Really? Odd! Are you one of the facial hair handicapped?

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You could say that - I'm 19 and not so patient.

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Ah, I see. An acquaintence of mine is 32 and can't grow more than peachfuzz and a few scraggly hairs. At 19, I couldn't grow much more than a wiry goatee that wasn't anywhere close to filled-in. It's taken years of patience and care to get this beard :P Which is odd because I wasn't planning it and always said "I'll never grow a beard!"

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I've always fancied growing my hair for about three years solid and then becoming a professional wildman. So I'll probably just end up staying clean-shaven.

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Hmmm, can one make money as a wildman? Is there some sort of certification one can get?

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I think some community colleges now offer a GNVQ in Wildmanship, but in actual fact it's more of a freelance experience-based profession, like being a private detective or blind samurai masseur.

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