Turmoil Thursday...

So I was pretty decided on going back to Charleston, (this starving artist is not starving, but I am definitely ignoring certain unknown callers) maybe I moved back up north and decided I don't want to grow up and be an adult just yet, Charleston was my way back to being young and clueless but it didn't matter. I had painted myself a pretty little picture, but of course things never really go as planned. Things have changed slightly which could put a damper in my plans. I still have a few more people to talk to...
I a going to apply to a few jobs in the Roc, in the meantime I need some sort of cash flow, if I end up in Chas in Feb so be it, but I still have this month to worry about.
Maybe I will find nothing and I know I will at least have something in Chas, or maybe I will find a job I love (maybe that's wishful thinking) or maybe I will work for a bit and then something will come my way...

Obstacles are a natural part of life, just as boulders are a natural part of the course of a river," notes the ancient Chinese book the I Ching. "The river does not complain or get depressed because there are boulders in its path." I'd go so far to say -- this is not in the original text, but is my 21st-century addition -- that the river gets a sensual thrill as it glides its smooth current over the irregular shapes and hard skin of the rocks. It looks forward to the friction, exults in the intimate touch, loves the drama of the interaction. Sound like a pleasure you'd like to cultivate, Leo? It's an excellent time to try it.

that is what my horoscope says according to the Charleston City Paper, I can't tell if it is mocking me.....it does seem eerily fitting though. In yahoo I am told to turn to "my people" in dire times, they have more insight to offer than I think...now who are my people, my family, my little shroomers...whom I ask you!