November 17 continued

After the huge shifts within me on the 16th y, going shopping was probably one of the least activities that I wished to engage within.  This was a responsibility that I had to my best friend and also to myself.  I dragged myself out of the house to start the day.  All my herbal supplements and the cup of coffee couldn't seem to shift this feeling of BLAH.
That certainly changed within half an hour.  After going to the dentist (who is the gentlest soul on Earth) and then meeting up with my best friend, the day went from blah to STAR!  We had no specific plans other than to enjoy ourselves and shopping.
Noda and I have known each other since high school.  We have this peculiar langauge between us where we only need to say VISION and we know to stop and listen.  Our 'vision' is an idea that we want to manifest.  By sharing it, we can explore ways of making it happen.  Yesterday's vision was FUN.
We danced in the aisles, sang to the terrible Christmas music being played within the shopping mall (guess what guys, it's NOVEMBER!), laughed until our sides ached and ate till our tummy's were full.  It was a great day which also included snavelling some terrific bargains!  We both have 'visions' that we are manifesting at the moment ~ Noda has a fairy fort in progress for her precious daughter and I have a garden to transform into a wedding venue.  Every time Noda said "oooh.. look at this!", I knew that I would have to open my wallet.  *laughing*  My car was stacked with our purchases but it was bloody brilliant!  No time-lines, no children, no expectations.. just fun.
We saw a stand in the shopping centre, turned to one another and both said: I've been meaning to do that!  Laughing, we both signed up with World Vision to sponsor children as  part of our 'doing our bit' for the Global Village.  Synchronicity indeed!
Pleasantly knackered, we came home with our purchases exclaiming over the bounty of the day. To top the day off, I spent time in my garden watering the plants, speaking to the land and then coming inside for communion with my family.  A day of love, light and laughter is magic indeed.