jupiterswoon

About the artist?
Ehh...it's easily done.
They could easily have done a cover too, they done loads!

It's been a while since I listened to them.
Google comes up with a Judas Priest song though.
I actually saw them both on the same day...Judas Priest were so cheesy!
Lemmy is a badass though.

I just noticed your epitaph! :lol:

doing great now that i'm done with college - just applying for jobs and trying to figure out what do do until tuesday when i have my last interview for the job i'm hoping to get...

best of luck - when's it done for you?

There's are regular mentions of a 'Family of Light' in a series of books by Barbara Marciniak and the wider New Age movement because of them.
I'm not entirely sure what I think because I only got partway through one but I liked the term, it reasonated with me.
So the title is a twist on that, basically. I think that 'Family of Light' actually sounds a little one-sided.
Darkness is necessary in my beliefs and not to be rejected, but I don't get too objective about it and see them as fully equal.
I believe love and joy are infinitely preferable but that there is much to gain from their opposites.
Suffering I see as probably inevitable but I don't feel it has to go as far as it does. Infinity is just like that I suppose.

how are ya?

Thanks I like it anyway but do you know what it refers to? At least, what it did when I changed it?

Yes, it did. Don't know if it was guilt, though. I realized how much this last one, Hans, loved me. I got out of back surgery and he laid his 125 pounds alongside me in the bed. Died on my feet. I screamed no and cried. Had just lost my best friend, also; my Dad or Step-dad.
It was more like looking at something mentally instead of physically. When I went and picked the dog up at his holding pen, the man caring for him said the same exact words I had said years ago: I don't want your number and I don't want to know where you live. Looking at how much this dog loved me, it did bring a remembrance to mind of my other dog's love. I may have done what was best for him physically, but I may have spiritually betrayed him. He jumped on a little girl and penned her down in front of her parents. I called him off, but could not stop him. Up until that moment, I had full control of him. The little girl threw things over the fence and taunted him day and afternoon. They rode by and she stuck her tongue out at him. When she ran toward the front door, it was game on. Down the street two doors down and across, he warned her to stop. Bad dog. The man told me he was going to beat me to death with his belt buckle(trucker), so I had him sit by my side and called for my Doberman to my other side, where they sat like stones. He called the police. I had my dog, Svatz, on a chain on wire between pecan trees, but he would run and break it when I would leave for work. I was scared he would break his neck.

I handled four German Shepherds in my life. Lost my last best friend to cancer at 8 years old almost a year ago. Have a 17 year old, blind, barely hearing Jack Russell Terrier. The last Shepherd came fully trained, like my first was that I gave up. Friend at the K-9 Unit kind of put us together. I enjoyed him six years. Maybe that was like a gift in return?

Now I see understanding from a cloud of questions coming from my keyboard. I think I wronged my dog, now that I have had 35 years to think about it. Still, a chain is bad. Take care.

I answered a thread you gave a thumbs up on with, "Let them go. If you love them, wish them the best." The German Shepherd I had was a tough decision, but I wanted what was best for my dog.
In matters of the heart, I wonder if we are wishing the best for someone as the best solution. I never wondered if the dog would miss me and feel betrayed, for example. To explain my thoughts, I second guess letting someone go for their betterment sometimes. If true love is involved, maybe we should try to keep it and nurture it. I also have difficulty with words and explanations sometimes, so I apologize.

Hello, fellow 5w6. Thanks for the thumbs up. I gave up a German Shepherd best friend rather than keep him on a chain per the police. There was a farmer took his with him everywhere in the back of his truck. He sat with his friends in a restaurant one day and watched his best friend jump out the back of the truck and try to cross the road to where he was. He was run over and killed. Mine would sit an hour until I clicked my fingers for him to come. Gave him to someone to give to him, so I wouldn't know where he was. I thought I was doing my friend justice, but never thought he might miss me. I sure missed him. I may have actually hurt him worse than keeping him on a chain. I'll take that one to the grave with me, never knowing. He promised he would bring him back to me if it didn't work out.
With a person, let them go and wish them well seems to be the best thing to do. I would probably wonder the rest of my life about that, too.

yes.

that & finals/projects. It's over in a few days though.


Adventures are more fun anyway.

that sounds lovely. I've had a hankering to go hiking for some time now; sadly, it's been a crazy few weeks and there's not many good places closeby.

I'm alright - I'll be better when I get through Thursday.

Yourself?

Ooh - very interesting! Thanks so much for sharing

Kinda haha... its hard to explain. thanks x)

See ... I can flatter people, even by being awkward and shy.

"Hay", said in an awkward, shy way!