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When Is It Time To Change The Pickle Pot?

That is one pretty blue pickle pot.  
I think a change is in order but it is so pretty!
And besides,
my "Pickle Senses" are not tingling just yet.  I will hold off for a little longer.  Yes, I know...LAZY!

Yesterday I was left a gift from a blue jay.
Check it out...
It seems like the universe is always speaking to us (me)...sending us messages, rendering us to stop and take notice.  Stopping me and making me take notice.  
My friend reminded me to look up the blue jay as a totem.  I did and at first I was taken aback.  The blue jay symbolizes many things but I focused in on...

Loquaciousness?  
I had to look that word up!
YES!  I tend to talk excessively.
AND
Jack of all trades but master of none?
let us not put a negative spin on that.
It means one is able to trouble shoot very well, thank you very much!
AND
To not start something and leave it dangling.
HA!  I do that all the time!!!

Hahahaha!!!  So why am I interested in totems?  
Because sometimes I just want to believe in something else and besides
It Is FUN!

Peace everyone!  
Love Loud and Laugh Hard!!!
ॐ
Namaste
Kalaya
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  1. Cinnamon JewelleryJuly 18, 2014 at 1:57 PM

    My pickle pot looks exactly like yours! I need to change it but the colour is so pretty.

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    1. Kalaya SteedeJuly 18, 2014 at 2:00 PM

      Exactly! I'm going to keep mine around for a little while. :)

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