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Author: shauna7084
Stitching Memories: A Day of Fabric, Family, and Forever
Today was a day for the memory books, though not in the way you might expect. My youngest and I headed over to my mom’s place with a very specific mission: to transform two Hawaiian dad shirts—one lemons, one limes—into a single, Frankenstein-esque masterpiece. It’s my kiddo’s favorite, and honestly, the idea of this goofy,… Continue reading Stitching Memories: A Day of Fabric, Family, and Forever
Sooner Women Softball
In regards to Sooner Women Softball, I was trying to find the interview with Robin Marsh this morning, but I guess this will do. I liked the way the coach was attributing success and failure to “the fourth man” (God). My mind is on a non-paying customer. I’m trying to figure out the best way… Continue reading Sooner Women Softball
there’s a REALLY dead bunny in my dining room
Thanks, Scarfie. I cleaned it up. I am the magic. Is there any Remover of difficulties save God? Say: Praised be God! He is God! All are His servants, and all abide by His bidding. – The Báb Listening to Cosmos by Carl Sagan. My nephew graduates tonight!!! YAY Brandon!
Isn’t Simulation Theory Just God for Nerds?
LLM Slop Score Tool – but what if it’s not slop, and it’s actually good? It’s all moving really, really fast. I went to Plato’s Closet for the first time in probably 10 years. Totally signing up for their sales messages again. Got a pant suit and a tee for $15. I think The Salvation… Continue reading Isn’t Simulation Theory Just God for Nerds?
Chapter Two: The Symphony of Storms and Souls
The Oklahoma wind, now understood not just as a physical force but as a carrier of mana, had been a constant companion in my life, even before I truly recognized its deeper language. My journey to becoming a mystic, to wielding the very elements in service of a wounded Earth, began not with a grand… Continue reading Chapter Two: The Symphony of Storms and Souls
Chapter One – A Small Town in Oklahoma of Many Ways
The Oklahoma wind, typically a ceaseless song of wheat fields and highway hum, had, for the past week, carried a different resonance through Bethany. It was subtle at first, a shift in the air that some attributed to an unusually dry spring, others to the lingering scent of pollen. But I, Elara Riveras , knew better.… Continue reading Chapter One – A Small Town in Oklahoma of Many Ways
A Memorial Day Post from a Mad Giver
Went with my father to go visit the “fam” at Bethany Cemetery. I knew my grandma and grandpa were out there and always say hi when I’m driving by (and occasionally go to visit them – leaving my mark, a chewed piece of gum for grandma to use when she rolls over in her grave… Continue reading A Memorial Day Post from a Mad Giver
Brain Dump
Feeling: Inspired to Journal Listening To: Fanward Podcast w/ Holland Roland Working On: nothing, just tinkering around Been Watching: (with the fam) Star Trek Enterprise Season 1 I know I’m crazy. I talk to Elon Musk. When I go to my psychiatrist, he talks to me in my head. When I go out to dinner… Continue reading Brain Dump
DND NBA Playoffs Shirt
Feeling: Upset – my psychiatrist changed my meds to something new and expensive 🙁 Listening To: Google I/O ’25 Keynote, Everything, Everyday, Everywhere Working On: nothing, just tinkering around Reading: Peter Pan, wishing I had this copy Which Shirt is Best for D&D Players in OKC? Listening to the BBALL game tonight on there radio. … Continue reading DND NBA Playoffs Shirt