Well that's interesting. in Every day scata

  • Dec. 26, 2016, 10:07 a.m.
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I woke up at my usual time after hitting snooze 10 times. I actually woke in a good mood. Enjoyed my shower, hopped on fb, had a good chat with a newly found cousin that I’ve never met (family feud). I was happy, had energy, was thinking about when I would get the rest of the stuff for my altar and how I was going to set it up. Everything was fine.

10 minutes ago I get a cup of coffee and SLAM! It was like walking into a brick wall. My mood changed. Dark, depressed. Angry. I got an instant headache, the thoughts in my head started mumbling about things that I just don’t like… cleaning, my sister, the fibro.

When this stuff happens, it usually means something bad is going to happen. I don’t know what, but it usually happens within a day or two. I know I sound like a loon, but it does happen. It’s been happening to me since I was a kid. When I was young I could tell you exactly what would happen. Like the car accident I was in with my dad. I even knew about the sweet old lady that put ice on my head and arm.

Maybe it’s just the fibro that’s flaring up. I hope that’s all it is. P and I are going to the movies today and I would hate for something to happen. If it was any other day I would say we couldn’t go, but she wants to go so badly I can’t tell her no.

I should get all the crystals out to set them on the windowsill, along with my tarot cards and runes. I just posted a new year special for tarot card readings. I should be ready in case someone actually wants one done.

See ya.


Deleted user December 27, 2016

Could it be the caffeine?

Gilraent Deleted user ⋅ December 27, 2016

Nah. I drink a pot a day lol seriously, no lie. I can have a few cups before bed and still sleep soundly... well, thanks to the Saphris.
I think it's just everything. The whole year has been sucky, I have so much on my mind, and it blows my brain every once in a while. I still have that sense of foreboding. Probably just the bp acting up.

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