So yesterday I spoke to a fellow who sees animals in people’s auras. He says animals are messengers from Mother Earth or a higher spirit and we can divine messages from our interactions with them.

Anyway apparently I had a mouse and an iguana in my aura. He said the mouse was there to do with a contract or a promise I’m being asked to address, and the iguana tells him that I am a gentle person, a dreaming person, a protective and sometimes an aggressive person.

So when I tell him about the time my pet mouse was eaten by a kookaburra, he said that meant that contracts or promises I thought were set in stone were in fact breaking. But on the way home I thought of an even more spooky animal encounter. Remember how we used to have a pet rabbit? Well we had a rabbit for a short time in 2003. Her name was Butterfly. buy generic cialis First, it is the rapid onset of effects, because the active ingredient of the drug sildenafil is in the dispersed state. The difficulty for young kids surfing is the risk of meeting, or worse still trusting, commander cialis http://djpaulkom.tv/replacing-your-online-gaming-portals/ a bad person. In fact, Tadalista 10 is a very popular medicine that is known to give a person freedom from ED, is often chosen to order viagra levitra treat the disorder. You are advised to practice levitra canada pharmacy exercises like walking, jogging, weightlifting, swimming and yoga regularly. Anyway rabbits are a symbol of fertility and she ran away when I went into hospital to have a hysterectomy!!! How weird is that?!!

The other thing was that he talked about having 13 animal totems which I thought was really interesting considering that Katie had 13 archetypes in her Archetrek model. You can see how each animal would have different personality traits and the two models together kind of make sense. Some of the archetypes already have animal totems or familiars – Pallas Athena has the owl for example. Anyway if you’re interested this is his website.

My diet took a BIG step backwards yesterday – we dropped round to Melissa and Bevan’s for a quiet Sunday drink and two cheeses and four bottles of wine later and after watching the cricket while eating Chinese takeaway we rolled back home. And what about the cricket eh? Suddenly test cricket has become interesting!