To know and not ... that is the great adventure

“Curiosity killed the cat,” Fesgao remarked, his dark eyes unreadable. Aly rolled her eyes. Why did everyone say that to her? “People always forget the rest of the saying,” she complained. “And satisfaction brought it back.” - Tamora Pierce, Trickster's Choice
 

Satisfaction ... has a place.
Chloe, tummy up, in the center of her porch.

When life offers a redirect, the optimum answer is: "Yes."

What the future potentials may or may not hold are of little concern when shifting energy indicates a redirect in the flow. Change embraced fuels imagination and intention into forward navigation and enthusiastic momentum.

So here we are, in a new state of awareness, appreciating the changes, foreshadowing the coming curve. Engaging opportunities that are only revealed after a direction has been determined.

Life is grand. There be miracles afoot.

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“Every small town has at least one house the children whisper about; the type of house that has always been abandoned; where the once pristine white paint has faded to a grimy gray; where the windows are boarded, and the lawn never grows; where children hold their breath and close their eyes as they pass by. A house that sounds like it contains an army of whispering spirits when the wind whistles through the nearby trees.

In the town of Blackwood, that house could be found on Creep Street. It had stood there as long as he could remember.”

- The Blood Brothers, The House on Creep Street 

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Treats of the reading kind:
Young Adult and up --
The Puzzle Ring - Kate Forsyth on Good Reads
The House on Creep Street - The Blood Brothers
UFOs and Aliens - Preston Dennett

And if your preference is for Cat stories, here's a new list: 25 Best Cats in Science Fiction and Fantasy Books. Barnes and Noble Blog