@dannyboy So I grew up in a house where I remember my mother carrying on for a couple of years about how she should never have jettisoned that typewriter. This was a manual old-fashioned typewriter with the big keys you had to punch down really hard to get one letter to type. That regret keeps haunting me and makes it hard to throw out stuff. But I do. Just slowly, in phases, like in the cartoon.
@lovendures Hahahahahaahhhhaa..Love it! most of the time this tired single mom was asleep buy the time SNL came on...but I managed to catch a few... "Live!!!! from New York.. it's....Saturday Night!!!" Cheeseburger,cheeseburger,Pepsi, No Coke." days. Also always used to watch Rowan and Martins Laugh-in in my high school days. Saturday Night definitely evolved with the changing times... and well.. many of us have good memories of Laugh-in. Who can forget the comic genius of Lily Tomlin's many characters, Arte Johnson's old men,Goldie Hawns body paintings and bet your sweet hippy. Thanks for the walk down memory lane!!
@lovendures Just now reading this incredible dream of Yours of being a host of SNL. I think your dream is about this thread and our need to laugh about what’s going on in this world. Uncle P, (my audio app’s translation of @unkp which I kinda like) more than anyone, brought humor here and your psyche is trying to figure out how do that given what you expect will be more crazy news ahead.
You led the hurricane predictions which we now know have revealed at least one possible doozy of a storm in the fall. But even if it’s not a storm that lies ahead, we’ve come to expect more zingers Down the road. What’s it going to be? Another building falling down? An armed conflict at the polls?
And underlying that expectation of more crazy and even tragic news, how the hell to keep us emotionally afloat with humor? I have no doubt, that you have tuned into the SNL folks who daily are dealing with that very question.
PS I love how are you put yourself in the dream where all the staff treated you like it was normal for you to be the host. Reminds me of the movie Peggy Sue got Married where kathleen turner’s middle aged character found herself back in her highschool class and no one noticed she was middle aged.
I purchased a pendulum yesterday and will come in a few days. Will post some pendulum readings when it comes.
@enkasongwriter Test out the pendulum for several months and keep track of your hits before posting readings from it on this platform. Intuition is a subtle process. The Read the Future system I use on people here helps to weed out some of the overt thinking we have in our heads that some can mistake for intuition. Eventually it's great to find your own best intuitive system, and perhaps the pendulum will be one you can use. But pendulums are easily swayed by the person's thinking rather than some deeper knowing. You can even get the pendulum to swing in the opposite direction if you consciously change your mind about something.
@lovendures Your SNL dream might be a prediction hit. Today, The New Yorker announced a upcoming July 22nd New Yorker event with SNL star Jason Sudeikis and New Yorker's cartoon editor Emma Allen, discussing comedy amid chaos, namely humor and hope in uncertain times.
https://www.newyorker.com/new-yorker-live/tig-notaro-jason-sudeikis?
You know, this is interesting. I actually "thought" Jason Sudeikis in my dream, I just didn't see him. He was there though, enough presence that I thought of him while posting about the dream too but since I didn't actually see him in the dream, I didn't mention him.
@lovendures And I knew that you were thinking of Jason Sudeikis when you wrote down the dream. I really did. I even had to check to see if you had mentioned him, but you hadn't. So there. I want to be sure to watch that session he's doing on how to keep it funny and hopeful in the midst of chaos. July 25th New Yorker event.
I can't think of Jason Sudeikis without remembering his impersonation of Biden debating Sarah (Tina Fey) Palin on SNL.