Writing the previous post got me to thinking about other potential characters for a story. One particular cluster immediately came to mind: The House from Hell. I'll post about them soon.
Right now, I'm flat out (12-hour days) trying to put all of my hypnosis and shelter work in place so that I can take a vacation next week. I plan to leave on Tuesday for a Christmas holiday in IN.
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I hope you have fun. When do you think you'll get back if you do make it out to Indiana?
Helloooooo...I asked you a question....
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:-) That made me laugh. (Honestly, I believe that you have had a chip implanted and that you are connected 24/7 to electronic media.) Anyway, I had stepped out of my office to mediate a crisis that was threatening to destroy the world.
I'm leaving Tuesday (bright and early AM), will be in IN until the following Monday. I had hoped to lay low the remainder of the week here in ABQ, focusing on my hypnotherapy office work, but it's starting to look like it is not possible for the exec. director to be absent that long from the shelter. There is a huge (20 mil) deficit looming in our city and I'm part of a group pulling together to advocate human rights not be squashed in the frenzy. Timeline of legislation dictates that I be around and available.
Not sure if I'll be internet connected while away. Will post again before I go.
Well if you had an implant like me you wouldn't have to worry about whether or not you had a connection where you're going.
;)
So, um, hypothetically speaking, if a package arrived at your place while you were gone, would it be safe? Hypothetically speaking, this purely hypothetical package would be pretty small and probably not insured because it isn't worth a fortune or anything (hypothetically), but it would be a shame if that hypothetical package went missing while you were gone.
If I were to wage a hypnothetical answer (I wonder if there is such a thing as "hypnothetical" and, if so, what it would mean), a package would be safe b/c the lords of my land will be home.
Ah, the securities of living in fiefdom.
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So, I had to go back and take all the "n"s out of my hypotheticals because it has become habit to type an n after the letters hyp. That's how I came up with the word, "hypnocrite." (That's a hypnotherapist who can't be hypnotized, or a hypnotherapist that is fat, smokes, and has low self esteem and a fear of flying.)
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