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(@jeanne-mayell)
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I love that we are all over the world-- all seeing the light show from the heavens. 



   
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(@jeanne-mayell)
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@bbmom2019 is there a photo we are supposed to see?  Not seeing it.



   
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@jeanne-mayell yes. Unfortunately the size is too large, even as a JPEG.



   
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As one does this time of year,  my thoughts have been turning to: What kind of music to play when i go vote?    It has bothered me that, yet again,  there will be a certain name on the ballot, a stubborn orange stain that just keeps re-appearing (shout out to my man @dannyboy for that metaphor lol). 

Really, how many times do we have to just say NO!?  It's like an abusive relationship scenario.  Or a bad case of German cockroaches.  Damn!

Then it hit me: Lucinda Williams. I listened to so many versions of the punk country goddess singing this song, but settled on this loose, slightly stony version from a radio appearance. I even love the way she makes a couple of false starts at the beginning, like people sometimes do in life.  Hope you guys enjoy it, too.  Let us know what you will be listening to on Election Day! :

I Changed The Lock

 

I changed the lock on my front door so you can't see me anymoreAnd you can't come inside my house, and you can't lie down on my couchI changed the lock on my front door
I changed the number on my phone so you can't call me up at homeAnd you can't say those things to me that make me fall down on my kneesI changed the number on my phone
I changed the kind of car I drive so you can't see me when I go byAnd you can't chase me up the street, and you can't knock me off of my feetI changed the kind of car I drive
I changed the kind of clothes I wear so you can't find me anywhereAnd you can't spot me in a crowd, and you can't call my name out loudI changed the kind of clothes I wear
I changed the tracks underneath the train so you can't find me againAnd you can't trace my path, and you can't hear my laughI changed the tracks underneath the train
I changed the name of this town so you can't follow me downAnd you can't touch me like before, and you can't make me want you moreI changed the name of this town
I changed the lock on my front door, I changed the number on my phoneI changed the kind of car I drive, I changed the kind of clothes I wear
I changed the tracks underneath the train, I changed the name of this townI changed the name of this townI changed the name of this town


   
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 TomA
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@jeanne-mayell I was thinking about the celestial phenomena we’ve been having lately, namely the northern lights and the comet passing over and seen in the night sky. I just wonder if anything about the momentous times we live in have anything to do with them, or if they are signs themselves for what is to come. Any thoughts from you or our astrologers in the forum?



   
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@unk-p We love Lucinda! This is the perfect song for Election Day!



   
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A beautiful story about a family and their special tree.

A Fading Tree, Once Majestic, Had to Come Down. But It Wasn’t the End. https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/16/climate/sugar-maple-tree-pennsylvania.html?unlocked_article_code=1.Sk4.vVBT.cc-8iQtWEAK8



   
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@ghandigirl (Waving furiously) HI!

I just got back from 3 weeks in New Zealand, which I booked in January just so I could avoid some of the October insanity here.  It was so refreshing to NOT think about the election. In fact, the only time it came up was when a cab driver in Auckland expressed concern and worry for us. I ended up explaining the Electoral College to him in the 15 minute ride, which of course did little to allay his anxiety, but it was so sweet that someone so far away is anti-Mangolini and supportive of efforts to maintain democracy.



   
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(@unk-p)
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@laura-f hey old friend i miss your vibe



   
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@unk-p Thanks, friend. Been struggling with a lot of depression this year, a fair amount of family turmoil, and sometimes the only self-care I can embrace is avoidance of all things in the public sphere, whether IRL or online.
Apologies to all for off-topic reply. As you were.



   
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