Happy decennial to Omnicorn's dial-a-song release!
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Happy decennial to Omnicorn's dial-a-song release!
Hi! You made the disability pride flag! I have decided that, therefore, you are the best person ever! Because your ask thingy says "Ask me stuff, or give me writing prompts" and I don't have any good writing prompts at the moment, I will also ask you a question (three, actually)! How is your day? How/why are you so cool? What is the picture on the top of your blog from (the one with the compass and the horned mermaid goat cryptid thing)?
Good Morning, Nonny!
Thanks for your cheerful message. To answer your questions:
First: It's just starting.
Second: I owe it all to my mother, who learned some things from her mother, and passed them down to me. Here are a few of the things that can be summarized in pithy statements:
(In answer to: "I'm bored! There's nothing to do!") Do what you see needs to be done.
Proceed and the path will open.
Things work out. (Not always in the way you want, but nothing remains unresolved forever)
Assume nothing.
Remember that no one wants to fail. Everyone is doing their best at any given moment, even when/even though their "Best" is not always at the same level.
Third: That's a picture I drew of what I think a Capricorn Omnicorn might look like (Omnicorn means "all horns," instead of "unicorn" -- One Horn)
The fish-tailed goat is the animal symbol for the zodiac sign Capricorn (my sun sign), borrowed into Greek Mythology from Babylonia.
When I was teenager. I read an essay that the sea-goat represented spiritual evolution from "base." "primitive" forms to a "Higher" form (transforming from a sea creature to a mountain creature), and when the evolution is "complete" the creature would have transformed into a unicorn -- the two horns merging into one, representing the "Higher Self." I no longer believe in the idea of a "unified," "Higher Self," and have since been trying to embrace inner multiplicity and polyphony (many voices/rhythms/musical lines).
So that's what I tried to draw. Plus, there's this song from They Might be Giants (waring for flashing and eye contact at the very beginning).
So the omnicorn just may be the bane (or doom portent, or...) of trophy hunters: the rejected leavings of what they prize, in a form beyond arrow or bullet's power to slay.
Standing by the edge of the pines. Now it's running past the hunting lodge sign. No will see it go. Omnicorn, go. Omnicorn, go. Omnicorn go.
On November 26, 2021, the World Health Organization (WHO) identified the B.1.1.529 variant Omicron as a variation of COVID-19.
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They Might Be Giants Announce Second Album of 2015
They Might Be Giants Announce Second Album of 2015
They Might Be Giants have announced that they will be releasing their second album of 2015, the eagerly awaited follow-up to their Grammy-winning Here Come The 123s and the Grammy-nominated Here Comes Science, the band’s new album, Why? will be released on the 27th of November via Lojinx. The album features a collection of new songs on their Dial-A-Song re-launch. You can watch the video for…
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