Let me ask you a question:
What is the weirdest thing you have seen in someone else’s home?
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Let me ask you a question:
What is the weirdest thing you have seen in someone else’s home?
A friend had not disposed of newspapers (daily reader of the NYT) of some very long time, The dining room had been mostly taken over.
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Kind of sounds like hoarding tendencies. Newspapers are a primary object of hoarders for some reason.
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That could be, with a touch of lazy. Of course, this was long before the internet and Wikipedia, so maybe he thought he would be looking things up. I think his wife made him clear it out when they finally had a baby on the way.
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In the old days of the sixties? A bong.
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Is a bong that weird? We have stores in the U.S. that sell bongs.
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It was back then when you visit with kids for dinner.
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Ok, in that context I agree. Lol.
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It was in someones garden and it was a full size adult giraffe and baby. I nearly crashed the car staring at it
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Okay, that is weird.
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That was my thought as well, apparently they are well known around the area. I think they also had Zebras, but the fence was fairly high
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One of my NOLA friends is what is referred to a “mambo”, or voodoo priestess. Her house is one of the strangest places I’ve ever been…and I always try to stay on her good side. From potions to chickens feet, skulls to herbs, she has a very interesting assemblage of artifacts and tools of the trade. She does tarot readings as well, so when visiting after an absence, she will read you. That part is unnerving. 😃
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I’m not a fan of people who feel compelled to “read” me when I don’t ask for it. It is awkward.
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It would be if she weren’t such a good friend. I’ve known her for 30 years now, so I just expect it now. She’s pretty great. 😃
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Fascinating, and have her readings been accurate?
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More times than not, yes. Sometimes, what she picks up on doesn’t make sense, like names or events. But mostly it’s accurate. She read my wife a couple of months after her mom died, and the stuff she came up with was uncanny. She’s an interesting bird, but I love her to death. 😊
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I had that done once a zillion years ago. I think it would be interesting now.
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It’s a bit unnerving, honestly. Some things should be left to the mystery of life. 😃
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Do you believe in voodoo and the like?
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Not sure. But I’m open minded about it. And wise enough not to play with it negatively. Real or not, Im not tempting that fate. 😃
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That is exactly how I see it. No sense in testing the theory
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Yep. And I will NEVER piss my friend off. Who the hell knows what she could use against me! 😃
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A doll and pins. lol
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No doubt! Just sitting here with a patient, than BAM!, I’m in the floor writhing in pain. Nope. I’ll stay on her good side. 😃
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Am I missing something here? Who asks to read you?
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