Birthday Blog

Wohooo!!


Born on October 19
1945 - John LithgowEmmy Award-winning actor: 3rd Rock from the Sun [1995-1996, 1996-1997, 1998-1999]; Tony Award-winning actor: The Changing Room [1973]; Twilight Zone-The Movie, I’m Dancing as Fast as I Can, The World According to Garp, Terms of Endearment, Raising Cain, The Pelican Brief, Cliffhanger

1931 - John Le Carré (David Cornwell)author: The Russia House, A Small Town in Germany, The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, The Night Manager.

Elvis and Priscilla got divorced on this day.. mm. How freakin depressing!


Pah! what a boring ass day I have. However, I was looking at some sites(thanks my loverly friends in cyberville) and I found that in N.A. my animal is a Raven or a Crow. Interesting to say the least.

Crow
9/22-10/22Crow people are not loners. They feel secure with other people and work best in groups. Crow people are not loners. They feel secure with other people and work best in groups. Crows have a strong sense of loyalty and have the ability to turn thoughts into reality. Confidences and trusts are kept with Crow people. Taking time to look within and gain inner strength helps make those important decisions without hesitation. Crows may have the appearance of not having courage and strength, but discerns quite well situations that may be dangerous. Masters of alchemy, crows can transform desires into reality. Crows often have difficulty in making choices, however, when those choices are made they act with vigilance. Talkative and good natured they love and thrive on new experiences. Cheerful and fun, yet annoying and bothersome. Crow people may have a two-sided work ethic: workaholic and lazy. Easy going crows love groups and come alive in social settings. Their excellent negotiating skills is marked by their balance for justice. These people can be indecisive and gullible also romantic and easy going. Crow people need to balance the mind with the emotions.


I am ivy in the Celtic Zodiac. (Poison Ivy? well dur)

The power of the Ivy lies in its ability to cling and bind, making it a potent symbol of determination and strength to the Druids. Ivy has been known to strangle trees and was once a portent of death and spiritual growth. Being evergreen in nature, the Ivy represented the perennial aspects of the human psyche. The Celts associated Ivy with their Lunar Goddess, Arianrhod, and their ritual to this deity marked the opening of the portal to the OtherWorld...or the Dark Side of the Moon. This door symbolized an entrance to the Realm of Faery and thus, the Ivy was representative of the mysterious and the mystical. Ivy was once carried by women for good luck and used to aid in fertility. When used correctly, it was said to heal headaches, muscle cramps and assist in the art of prophecy. Ivy was symbolic of the journey of the soul and the spiral toward to the self. It encouraged assistance toward others in their search so that they, in turn, might offer assistance. Considered to be powerful indeed by the Celts because of its ability to kill even the mightiest Oak, the Ivy has a tendency to create dense, inpenetrable thickets in the forest. It was regarded to be much more powerful than the Vine and rather sinister in nature.

I have the boar, goose and the butterfly as my animals. Pretty much me, I guess. I am a piggishly flighty woman, who is also cute. Mm.. I can deal with that.


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I was off work today celebrating all by myself. I loved it! No hey, mama where is my glasses? Honey, can you look at this bump? etc. ME ME ME!

I got some cool pressies, I am getting dinner made for me, and my fav dessert, lemon ice box pie too. Life is good, I love being in my midthirties. Its just a number after all right?

Party hearty..

Jennzilla, the old