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Future stuff.
I went to a palmist today. I've never been to a professional palmist before, and he was pretty damn good. He knew things about me that he shouldn't have. And I know people think, "Ah, but it's all about the way you react to suppositions they make" and I can assure you that no, it really wasn't.
The long and the short of it is this: it's high time I got a boyfriend. But that's good because apparently, there's someone just around the corner. Before Christmas, potentially.
And then I got home and who should randomly text me? Jason. Inviting me to a gig. Oh, the irony.
The palmist said if I move to Canada around 25, it will apparently be the best thing that I can do. He also said I'll be settled and probably married by about 31. And possibly in some sort of business partnership with my husband. Apparently, I'm going to have a very, very long life (over a 100 years) and will be very active into my 70s, but that while I'll have a strong relationship with my husband (and two kids - HA! No.) and we'll be soulmates. Which is nice.
I could do with being unconditionally happy for a while. I'm alright - I'm not miserable. I'm just a bit bored, I think. It's not the sort of boredom that can be quelled with a different venue for coffee on a Saturday afternoon, either. It's Big Changes bored. I wish I could go to Vancouver right now - the change of scenery would be so good for me. I know I'm lucky, I do quite well for myself, but it's claustrophonic living in the same place and putting down roots where I don't want to.
Sometimes I surprise myself when I remember I'm only 23.
The long and the short of it is this: it's high time I got a boyfriend. But that's good because apparently, there's someone just around the corner. Before Christmas, potentially.
And then I got home and who should randomly text me? Jason. Inviting me to a gig. Oh, the irony.
The palmist said if I move to Canada around 25, it will apparently be the best thing that I can do. He also said I'll be settled and probably married by about 31. And possibly in some sort of business partnership with my husband. Apparently, I'm going to have a very, very long life (over a 100 years) and will be very active into my 70s, but that while I'll have a strong relationship with my husband (and two kids - HA! No.) and we'll be soulmates. Which is nice.
I could do with being unconditionally happy for a while. I'm alright - I'm not miserable. I'm just a bit bored, I think. It's not the sort of boredom that can be quelled with a different venue for coffee on a Saturday afternoon, either. It's Big Changes bored. I wish I could go to Vancouver right now - the change of scenery would be so good for me. I know I'm lucky, I do quite well for myself, but it's claustrophonic living in the same place and putting down roots where I don't want to.
Sometimes I surprise myself when I remember I'm only 23.