I am 19 years old and currently live in a Small town in lower Arkansas with no kynd brothers or sisters for miles. Because I have no friends down here, most of my free time is spent crafting. I am a inspiring fiber artist. I raise bees, use the beeswax for batiking or making candles. I also sew, I have a PASSION for ethnic textiles, color, and vintage fashion. Other things I also do in my free time: Hula hoop, poi, double staff, macrame, spin and dye my own wool, make hammocks, wire wrap, draw, paint, play saxophone, dance. I am a leo, I can be very friendly but I do have a bit of a temper so when I get mad normally I just wont validate you with a response to prevent any more fighting when Im not able to control the tone of my voice. All in all I like to say that I am a good person, or at-least I try to be. I have a van with a bed in the backseat that i would like to do some traveling in, I just dont want to go alone. I would like to live on a commune one day, or live off grid by myself. I would like to hitchike the world one day if sewing can take me there. Favorite bands:Grateful Dead, Primus, Modest Mouse, David Grisman, Led Zeppelin, The Talking Heads, Cortex, and many many more. Music is a big part of my life, and always has been. I am in the fifth generation of musicians/gypsys, and both of my parents are amazing metal workers. I am of course a stoner, and I have done many drugs before, but i am currently at a good place in my head and I dont know if i would want to leave for a while. I do have epilepsy. My last seizure was 3 years ago. I feel like i have been able to stop them or atleast controll them better with the use of cannibus and daily meditation. I dont want my condition to stop my travels. (I realize that it could kill me, but it is better to live a short life dancing than to live a long one never seeing pretty things) That is really all I can think to say right now. I want to be a part of this ever-expanding subculture that I have been in love with for years. I have to find my own way in. I would like to be a part of the rainbow family. I have nothing but love to give. It is nice to meet everyone, and I hope our paths cross somtime in the future! The prettiest sky's I've sewn. Peace and Light, Julliet. <3
I was with a Leo for about seven years and we traveled all over the west coast together. I had traveled solo for another ten or so years before meeting her so I think I was a good Guide and friend. Since I had been to lot of spiritual organisations and could lead.(before that I was led by others) I tried to remain celibate to use my energy for higher purposes. Initially it was a solo trip wandering all over and visiting small communes but I enjoyed the solitary years as well, after all there are people everywhere (how can you feel alone?) I satisfied myself enough to feel rewarded in what I do now, which is communicating. Somehow we end up well balanced. Your parents don't know everything, we are still individuals, we die alone, one grave, one hole; do the best you can, and bow to be harmless.
Greetings Julie! Nice to have you on the forums! I myself don't have epilepsy, but have worked with a woman before with it. It's very scary if somebody has a seizure and you're not aware of their condition (I also once saw a customer have one at that same job). Enjoy your weekend!
Hey, welcome! My brother introduced me to most of the awesome music I listen to today, including primus and the dead.. awesomeee. I love traveling, so make sure to track me down if you ever do hit the road. I'll make sure to pick you up P:
I traveled with a Leo for over seven years back in the eighties, and now I'm stuck in Boston, but I'm busy writing, yet not about travels and the experiences on the road but knowledge wisdom and how to perceive reality as it is. I miss the road but for now I'm stuck in one city over ten years by now. I traveled so much ( on my own alone and even with nomadic Christians) that I got it out of my system.(yeah right) What holds me back is how much I have gathered and in spite of getting rid of tons of stuff, more comes. At some point we have to decide which road to take. Another way of looking at it is that once we have gathered enough experiences we can write a book about that, and inspire others.