Talking Crystals
So Caro and I spend the day walking around Yellow Springs (incidentally, hometown of Dave Chappelle). Time is limited, so I'll just tell you about the cool part.
After lunch at Peach's Grill, we walk over to this little pagan shop full of a whole rainbow of polished stones, wiccan stuff, incense, and whatnot. Meandering about, my attention is grabbed by this little 8-sided crystal. It's the shape of two pyramids sitting base to base with several layers different colors. I forget exactly what that geometric figure's called. Anyway, the shopkeeper tells me that it's flourite from China. I tell her that I don't want to put it down, I just want to keep holding it. She says that it's for aura cleansing, and that it's talking to me. Hey, I'm open minded. The skeptic in me says "Hooey!", but the idea tickles my imagination nonetheless.
We look at some other stuff, and Caro buys a sage stick. As we are leaving, the shopkeeper walks over to the trays of tumbled rocks and hands me a small clear polished crystal of the most enchanting shade of green. "Have this flourite. It's yours." she says. I thank her, and fidget with it all the way home.
After lunch at Peach's Grill, we walk over to this little pagan shop full of a whole rainbow of polished stones, wiccan stuff, incense, and whatnot. Meandering about, my attention is grabbed by this little 8-sided crystal. It's the shape of two pyramids sitting base to base with several layers different colors. I forget exactly what that geometric figure's called. Anyway, the shopkeeper tells me that it's flourite from China. I tell her that I don't want to put it down, I just want to keep holding it. She says that it's for aura cleansing, and that it's talking to me. Hey, I'm open minded. The skeptic in me says "Hooey!", but the idea tickles my imagination nonetheless.
We look at some other stuff, and Caro buys a sage stick. As we are leaving, the shopkeeper walks over to the trays of tumbled rocks and hands me a small clear polished crystal of the most enchanting shade of green. "Have this flourite. It's yours." she says. I thank her, and fidget with it all the way home.
5 Comments:
You could tether a Mini Cooper from the anchors they've got those things hung by. No shit about the legal liability!
I've been there once before to see an acquaintance of mine, Maery Lanahan, play. At night they turn off all the conventional lights and leave on only the star lamps. Tres froid.
Ok, so it's been a while since French class. I think I just said "very cold".
(you know what I mean)
Mmm, fluorite... very nice - good for teeth too. ;)
You must do something right somewhere, free stones, people bursting into song at your request...
Plus you're still going out and about with Caro even with what is changing.
Remarkable.
About Caro - everything going on between us is 100% amicable. We're still friends, and when she moves out in September, I'm going to go visit her from time to time.
About the other stuff - doesn't that happen to everyone?
Glad about Caro, she always sounds real nice, so wouldn't like to see her hurt by it anymore than your good self.
Happen to everyone?
Tell you what, next time a wonderful singer burst into song at my request I'll let you know. ;)
If computers still exist then ofcourse.
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