brezney for me this week

well, this could be promising. :-)


ARIES (March 21-April 19): Dung beetles were considered sacred and
lucky by the ancient Egyptians. In fact, the seemingly lowly insect, also
known as a scarab, was worshiped as a symbol of transformation and
resurrection, in part because it derives its nourishment from the waste
matter of other animals. Since it also pushes balls of dung to its nest, it
was thought to resemble the god Ra rolling the sun through the heavens.
During the coming week, Aries, the scarab will be your power animal. May
it inspire you to turn crap into treasure as you're reborn from the
deadness of the past.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20): It took an English woman named Venida
Crabtree 33 years to learn how to drive. She failed her first driving test at
age 17, but never gave up trying. Last year she finally succeeded, getting
her first license at the age of 50. She's your role model, Taurus. There's a
good chance that like her, you will soon be able to master a task or reach
a goal that you've been plugging away at forever.

It really was her!

Had a fun experience last Friday night. I went up to the Queer Playground party at the SF Citadel. Saw many friends, a goodness (few potential play partners though, still it was a good trip). Saw someone playing with some of said friends... looking mighty familiar... though the red contacts made it hard to judge (less a problem were the vampire teeth).

Backstory is mmoose had told me some time back of making friends with a woman name of Melissa in Santa Barbara, who was into science fiction.

Once upon a time, I founded the Santa Barbara Science Fiction Alliance. A teen name Melissa was one of the members... she was bigger than life, and in some ways, one of the first to show me there were kinky people in the larger world (though I'd been plenty kinky at home). We had some interesting relationships between us... Anyhow. Could it be her?

So when a suitable time came, I wandered up to this curly- raven-haired woman, and said "I think we used to know each other..." and proceeded with the introduction. She squealed and threw her arms around me. It was good.