Him too? OK, let's call it $2,000,000

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I did not have sex with that woman!

I reckon it should be 3 million at the very least. Crippling dogs is not funny..... and can't recall Tolkian or Rowling writing like that. Sigh.... can I have some of the money too?

Lammayan Tigers

Hmmmm….

To be, or not to be, that is the question:
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of outrageous lawsuits,
Or to take arms against a sea of troubles,
And by opposing end them? To die, to sleep,
No more; and by a sleep to say we end
The heart-ache, and the thousand natural shocks
That flesh is heir to, 'tis a consummation
Devoutly to be wished. To die, to sleep;
To sleep, perchance to dream….

Henceforth, in my dream it becomes clear
The discoveries of The Lammayan Chronicles
And the Lammayan Tigers may not perchance
Be ready for the common ears….

Nevertheless, long ago a prophesy was made:

Before the long count of the calendar comes to pass
When the Mighty Ra passes the House Of Ophiuchus
The long forgotten cries of Sirius shall be heard
From the East where missing links of the Old Ones are found
The Final Age shall pass with the rise of the Wizard

Interpretations:

The Mayan Calendar often referred to as the long count ends December 21, 2012, at which time our solar system will enter the Ophiuchus constellation of our Milky Way. Ophiuchus is believed by some occultists as the Thirteenth Zodiac. It also happens to be at the gravity centre of the Milky Way. Scientists are predicting the alignment would cause huge solar flares and disruptions to Earth’s atmosphere. Do a search on ‘2012’ if you wish to know more.

So is it coincidental that we have litters of puppies with golden brindle markings on Lamma as we approach 2012? Sirius is the dog in the heavens and is closely related to Anubis the keeper of the dead. Are we now hearing the lost forgotten cries of Sirius?

I guess with all the lawsuits and stuff we’ll never know who the Old Ones are, what the Final Age will mean to us, and the identity and the significance of the Wizard with what is to unfold.

More importantly, what this would all mean to our Shire and what our Shire had to do with this?

If Shakespeare wants to sue me for quoting him or the humane society wants to sue me for suggesting the VVs driving too fast and dangerously closely to animals on Lamma, I can be found on the second floor of Diesel Bar every weekend.

In the meantime, if you want to know what happens to our Shire, all the ministries, the Lammayan Tigers, and how everything ties back to what lies within and ahead for our Shire, you’ll have to use your own imagination.

I’m too tired. I think I’ll take a very long nap now.

Lokkanat

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Age. Fac ut gaudeam

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Moonlight and The Boy ~ Part Four

At first the Boy came once a week. Then he came twice a week. Soon he was at the garden every day.

Moonlight watched him from her window every time he came over. He looked so happy working on the garden. Because of her father Moonlight was afraid to venture out into the garden to talk to the Boy. If her father were to find her near the Boy, he would fire him and she would never see him again.

Time passed quickly for the Boy as he happily worked on the garden. But for Moonlight, time was a sweet tormentor. So slow when the Boy was away and so fast when the Boy was around.

Every day she watched the Boy, thinking maybe tomorrow she would go and talk to him. She never did because she could not disobey her father. Besides, the Boy probably did not even know she existed.

Little did she know that what made the Boy so happy every day was knowing the beautiful girl he wanted to marry one day would have the most beautiful garden on Lamma.