SA 12/13 Superstition
Dec. 13th, 2002 11:06 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
cthulhiaHow seredipitous that this entry fell on Friday the 13th!
Today's task is to write your own letter to Santa. I defecate you negative.
I suppose this shouldn't be a surprise, considering the tone of the book over the entire year. And, as an exercise, or exorcise, it helps you identify desires. Ask santa for one "worldly" gift, and another gift that only spirit can provide.
Material gift: The more current version of my ex-roommate's digital camera, with the little tripod. (Or, better yet, steady enough work - after I've cleared my debts - that I could buy it for myself.)
Spiritual gift: (well, this underscores the hopelessness of world peace...) I guess more success at self-improvement to the point that it genuinely wears off rather than merely being wearing on others.
She reminds us to wish upon stars and clap our hands if we believe.
In what? Faeries? Have you seen my friends page? I sometimes wonder if they hide out online to avoid being squashed in books.
I definitely believe in the Pizza Fairy. (Mmmm... lunch... )
Today's task is to write your own letter to Santa. I defecate you negative.
I suppose this shouldn't be a surprise, considering the tone of the book over the entire year. And, as an exercise, or exorcise, it helps you identify desires. Ask santa for one "worldly" gift, and another gift that only spirit can provide.
Material gift: The more current version of my ex-roommate's digital camera, with the little tripod. (Or, better yet, steady enough work - after I've cleared my debts - that I could buy it for myself.)
Spiritual gift: (well, this underscores the hopelessness of world peace...) I guess more success at self-improvement to the point that it genuinely wears off rather than merely being wearing on others.
She reminds us to wish upon stars and clap our hands if we believe.
In what? Faeries? Have you seen my friends page? I sometimes wonder if they hide out online to avoid being squashed in books.
I definitely believe in the Pizza Fairy. (Mmmm... lunch... )
