Not sure if this will be an long or short post. I had plan to do it earlier. As I'm on the west coast of the United State, We're one the last one to be included as the cycle of the earth rotation. Right now it is almost 6PM, and New York City it 9PM. The street lights are on. Then in Melbourne Australia it Friday the 9th of October.
As many you seen the link to Ultimate Blog Challenge. So for the month of October one post. But a link, and visit the two blogs above you. Yesterday over at the Ultimate Blog Challenge they're three post below mine. So by the rules. 2 of these people should of stop by my blog, and comment.
Are T.V remote stop working. Went to the dollar store to see if they had anything that worked. They had remote. But I was sure it they worked or not. The dollar tree doesn't do exchanges. So I order them off of Amazon. They will be here Sunday.
I don't mind the quietness. Murphy needs back ground noise. Son Sawyer likes almost dead silent. I'm some where in between.
I'm fairly patience person. But waiting for things to dry in my journals. Can weigh on me. Today I want to glue down a fish hook, a ribbon, and three labels. Did I wait. “No” So I got it all glued down, and it now on the arm of the couch. I told myself, not to get near it until tomorrow.
Instead of doing a surname. I thought I would copy and paste this post, and see which three tarot card it matches up with.
Linking to UBC
1. The World ?
Connection across the globe
You write about living on the West Coast, the time difference with New York, and the day in Melbourne, Australia. Your participation in the Ultimate Blog Challenge also connects you with people you might never meet in person.
The World represents our place in a larger whole. Your blog becomes a little window through which you can meet people across countries and time zones. It also raises a question: are these connections reciprocal when you visit other blogs, but people don't always visit yours?
Temperance ?ᄌマ
Finding your own balance
You describe three different preferences for sound: Murphy needs background noise, Sawyer likes almost complete silence, and you fall somewhere in between.
That is Temperance in everyday life—finding a comfortable middle ground between different needs. Your experience with the blog challenge also requires balance: participating because you enjoy meeting people while accepting that others may not follow the rules as you expect.
Temperance asks you to make room for differences without losing your own peace.
The Hanged Man ⏳
Learning to wait
This card practically announces itself when you describe gluing down the fish hook, ribbon, and three labels before they were dry enough—or before you were ready to leave them alone.
You know what you should do, but your enthusiasm gets ahead of your patience. Now the journal is resting on the arm of the couch, and you've told yourself not to touch it until tomorrow.
The Hanged Man represents the pause: allowing time to do its work instead of forcing the next step. Sometimes the most productive thing an artist can do is leave the artwork alone.
The World, Temperance, and The Hanged Man describe someone reaching outward to connect with others, finding a balance between different ways of living, and learning when to stop and wait.
I especially like The Hanged Man for your journal entry. You have already done the creative work. Now comes the difficult part: letting it dry.
Perhaps tomorrow's lesson is that patience isn't about doing nothing. It's about giving what you've done the time it needs.
This is off Chat GPT.
Coffee is on.














