2010.10.19 13:00 - From the Left and Behind

The Guardian for this meeting was Bruce Mowbray. The comments are by Bruce Mowbray.

 

Bruce Mowbray: Hello, Zon.

Bruce Mowbray: Hello, Yaku.

Bruce Mowbray: Hello, Wol.

Wol Euler: hello Bruce, Blub, Zon

Wol Euler: Zon, you seem to be wearing a rather large clock :)

Wol Euler: ah

Zon Quar: time..time

Zon Quar: what is it

Wol Euler chuckles.

Zon Quar: and why

Wol Euler: hello Eliza

Bruce Mowbray: Hello, Eliza.

Eliza Madrigal: Hi Guys :::zooming in::::: neat outfit Wol :)

Wol Euler: ty :)

Wol Euler: Eshi Otawara at her best

Wol Euler: thanks for joining us, Bruce :)

Eliza Madrigal: :))And Blub

Wol Euler: sorry, IM-ing with Eliza about retreats

Eliza Madrigal looks innocent

Bruce Mowbray: Happy to be here ‑‑ Is this a theme session?

Wol Euler: do you have a theme? :‑P

Eliza Madrigal giggles

Wol Euler: perhaps "happy to be here" could be a theme

Eliza Madrigal: The theme session for the retreat is Saturday

Eliza Madrigal: 7AM

Wol Euler remembers Garrison Keillor

Bruce Mowbray: Yes, I thought that was Saturday ‑‑‑ so is Prairie Home Companion, as I recall.

Wol Euler: right :)

Wol Euler: Saturday 7am, the retreat reports

Eliza Madrigal: Sunday here for PHC, Saturday is Wait Wait Don't Tell Me :)

 

‑‑BELL—

 

Bruce Mowbray: Oh, that's right.

Wol Euler: I know PHC only from the movie and from Keillor's books

Wol Euler: but I liked both very much

Eliza Madrigal: He writes for salon.com sometimes as well

Wol Euler: ah :)

Wol Euler: he has a really nice tone of voice, slow and friendly and calm

Eliza Madrigal: agreed... liked that Kevin Kline played Guy Noir in the film too

Bruce Mowbray: "Have you tried 'em Powdermilk Biscuits"?

Eliza Madrigal: heheh

Eliza Madrigal hears washboard playing in the background...

Eliza Madrigal: I have a very bad, modern version of Hamlet with Kevin Kline as Hamlet

Wol Euler: :)

Eliza Madrigal: well modern if 1980 is modern...

Eliza Madrigal: :))

Eliza Madrigal: strange what people buy

Wol Euler grins.

Wol Euler: did Zon just poof?

Bruce Mowbray is wondering about this Life Shop AO that Zon gave me. . .

Bruce Mowbray: Zon seems to have poofed, yes.

Wol Euler: "life is brief as a candle" as they say

Bruce Mowbray: Zon was trying on a number of articles ‑ then gave me an AO, then poofed. . .

Wol Euler: heh

Bruce Mowbray can't make hide nor hair of it.

Wol Euler: I saw lots of object‑IM particles radiating around him

Bruce Mowbray: yep.

Bruce Mowbray predicts Boxy will soon arrive.

Wol Euler: heheheh

Bruce Mowbray: Hello, Alfred.

Eliza Madrigal: hahaha

Eliza Madrigal: Bruce, you're amazing ;‑)

Eliza Madrigal: Hi Alfred

Wol Euler: well done Bruce.

Wol Euler: hello Alf

Eliza Madrigal: He has a special talent... av whispering

Wol Euler: :)

Eliza Madrigal wonders what Alf is out there staring at

Wol Euler: whoosh

Alfred Kelberry: :)

Wol Euler: look! up in the sky!

Wol Euler: it's a crate!

Wol Euler: it's a parcel!!

Eliza Madrigal: hahaha

Wol Euler: no, it's Alfred!

Alfred Kelberry: tada :)

Eliza Madrigal: ^.^ Alfred

Alfred Kelberry: good to see you all :)

Eliza Madrigal: What have you discovered?

Wol Euler: tell us all.

Alfred Kelberry: who? me?

Bruce Mowbray listens to hear all.

Eliza Madrigal: very good practice, Bruce

Alfred Kelberry: oh, I don't see Eliza

Wol Euler: oh noes

Eliza Madrigal: I think I'm here today

Wol Euler: to my left

Alfred Kelberry: I see Woly's beautiful dress though :)

Wol Euler: just as well :)

Alfred Kelberry: yes, she's a cloud

Wol Euler: and ty

Alfred Kelberry: leggy cloud :)

Wol Euler: Eliza, can you rebake perhaps? ctrl‑alt‑R

Bruce Mowbray: I see everyone clearly. No clouds for me.

Alfred Kelberry: *touches Woly’s dress fluffy parts*

 

‑‑BELL—

 

Wol Euler: :)

Alfred Kelberry: yay! it worked ‑ thank you, Eliza :)

Eliza Madrigal: Thank you.... nice to be visible ;‑)

Alfred Kelberry: :)

Alfred Kelberry: being invisible is kind of cool, too :)

Alfred Kelberry: I see another group on the map

Wol Euler: I imagine it being very lonely

Alfred Kelberry: is it an I Ching meeting?

Wol Euler: (invisibility)

Wol Euler: dream session

Eliza Madrigal: You mean like Bruce?

Alfred Kelberry: Woly, um... it's fun for a while :)

Wol Euler: exactly

Eliza Madrigal: (who disappeared for a moment there to my view not sure if intentional)

Eliza Madrigal: :)

Alfred Kelberry: :)

Eliza Madrigal: would be fun to host a party while invisible...

Alfred Kelberry: Bruce is here with us thankfully :)

Eliza Madrigal: clean things up, etc

Alfred Kelberry: ha! bruce :)

Alfred Kelberry: we still can see your hair :)

Eliza Madrigal: Okay... so not just me...

Alfred Kelberry: sneaky Bruce :)

Wol Euler: Bruce poofed for a few seconds then for me too

Bruce Mowbray wonders if this is what happened to Zon a while back.

Alfred Kelberry: um... I have a question

Wol Euler: I have an answer!

Bruce Mowbray: Yes, Al?

Eliza Madrigal listens

Wol Euler: let's compare your question to my answer, see if they match :)

Alfred Kelberry: when you think of something in the past, do you imagine it as something from the left on an invisible arrow of time?

Alfred Kelberry: um...

Bruce Mowbray: I'd be more likely to think of it as being behind me.

Wol Euler: either behind or left, yes

Alfred Kelberry: interesting

Eliza Madrigal: interesting question....

Eliza Madrigal: not sure, if a memory from past I think of it in front...

Eliza Madrigal: but past in general...

Eliza Madrigal: somewhere fuzzy 'out there'

Alfred Kelberry: I wonder if it's from the right in "right to left" cultures

Wol Euler: Hmmmm

Wol Euler: we should ask Fefonz. Hebrew is read from right to left.

Eliza Madrigal: yes!

Wol Euler: if it comes from that, he'd see the past on his right

Alfred Kelberry: I think it's a good example of how our mind is wired into conceptual network of habits, etc

Wol Euler nods.

Alfred Kelberry: when in reality memory happens just now, in the moment

Eliza Madrigal: yes

Eliza Madrigal: sometimes I feel I can be more present in memories now, than I was when in them...

Alfred Kelberry: hmm

Eliza Madrigal: like they were just ideas before

Eliza Madrigal: though the way I said that prob makes no sense to read... hahh

Alfred Kelberry: um... a bit :)

Alfred Kelberry: oops, Woly is gone

Eliza Madrigal: uh oh... someone is stealing avs today

Bruce Mowbray: Ooops. Woly went poofy.

Alfred Kelberry: :)

Bruce Mowbray:  Maybe she ducked out for one of her past ideas.

Eliza Madrigal: :)

Bruce Mowbray: (to the left and backward.)

Alfred Kelberry: fell into a puncture in spiritual ether :)

Eliza Madrigal: It IS a really neat question though... I may come back to it now and then

Bruce Mowbray: wb, Wol!

Eliza Madrigal: WB Wol :) Wow... the dress is more amazing now...

Alfred Kelberry: it's interesting, Bruce. I never thought of the past as behind.

Wol Euler: :)

Wol Euler: ty

Alfred Kelberry: Woly is back :)

Eliza Madrigal: in the 'rear view' window

Alfred Kelberry: *hugs Woly* mmmm... :)

Alfred Kelberry: fluffy things :)

Wol Euler scratches your cardboard butt

Eliza Madrigal: heheheh

Alfred Kelberry: heheh

Alfred Kelberry: oh, Rear Window is a good movie :)

 

‑‑BELL—

 

Bruce Mowbray: So, if your past is not "behind" you, then perhaps you have your whole life ahead of you, Al.

Alfred Kelberry: no, it's happening now :)

Wol Euler: yeah, but even the past.

Alfred Kelberry: I think dream workshop has taken place here before

Bruce Mowbray was experiencing Now-envy – (not now, but during the bell.)

Alfred Kelberry: :)

Eliza Madrigal: Maxine’s Kira dream workshop is going on now Alfred :)

Alfred Kelberry: oh, *that* dream workshop :)

Wol Euler: :)

Bruce Mowbray: Perhaps Maxine is saying, "I have a dream today!"

Wol Euler: ha!

Eliza Madrigal: :)

Wol Euler: do you know that, Alf?

Wol Euler: Martin Luther King's speech in Washington in ... 1966?

Alfred Kelberry: oh, sure

Bruce Mowbray ponders MLK's "Free at Last" speech ‑ having been frozen himself for five days. . .

Wol Euler: heh

Alfred Kelberry: Bruce in memories from behind :)

Eliza Madrigal: " two looking through prison bars: one sees mud the other stars "

Wol Euler: :)

Alfred Kelberry: :)

Eliza Madrigal: Interesting book out now, written by a prison librarian... has nothing to do with that quote but I really enjoyed the interview

Eliza Madrigal: I mean, it is relevant in its way to the quote, but fascinating discussion

Wol Euler: oh, btw, apropos freedom and all that: let me recommend a marvelous blogpost. http://whatever.scalzi.com/2010/10/18/things‑i‑dont‑have‑to‑think‑about‑today/

Wol Euler: long but very much worth reading.

Wol Euler: sounds interesting, Eliza

Eliza Madrigal: Ah, yes I opened that but was in a hurry so I'm re‑noting intention to really read :)

Bruce Mowbray: Bruce's biological avatar taught in a state prison for eight years. . .

Wol Euler: wow

Eliza Madrigal: you must have stories

Bruce Mowbray: that was 25 years ago ‑‑ and he still sends books there every other week.

Eliza Madrigal: Wonderful :))))

Alfred Kelberry: oh, that's nice

Bruce Mowbray: also still corresponds every other week [from the sending-books weeks] with the man who was his inmate clerk in 1984.

Wol Euler: very good.

Alfred Kelberry: :)

Eliza Madrigal: one of the stories shared today, was of a lady who would read prisoners children’s' books...

Eliza Madrigal: and how transformative because some of them had never had that

Alfred Kelberry: tell him to join us for a chat in SL :)

Wol Euler nods

Bruce Mowbray: I have a feeling that "time" is an altogether different animal to folks doing several life sentences.

Wol Euler: not a friendly one, I'd think

Alfred Kelberry: hmm

Eliza Madrigal: yes I wonder ...

Eliza Madrigal: where to escape the noise... find refuge...

Bruce Mowbray: My friend Mike seems to have made prison into his ashram. . .

Bruce Mowbray: He meditates, runs regularly, and has truly transformed his life. . . .

Alfred Kelberry: neat

Wol Euler nods.

Bruce Mowbray: He has been an inspiration to me in many ways ‑‑ but I would not trade places with him for all the particles in SL.

Eliza Madrigal: many former prisoners called in and said similar... that if one takes the chance, there are ways to live...

Wol Euler: :)

Bruce Mowbray: I belong to the Prison Dharma group here in SL.

Bruce Mowbray: They have a sim on Commonwealth Island.

Wol Euler listens

Bruce Mowbray: I used to meditate there every morning ‑‑ before I found PaB.

Eliza Madrigal: Ah, I did too... as did Eos...

Eliza Madrigal: At Peacemaker :)

Bruce Mowbray: (both at 7 a.m.)  Yes, Peacemaker. . . .

Eliza Madrigal: It is a nice zendo.... lovely environment but I never got involved with groups there

Bruce Mowbray: I just activated their label.

Eliza Madrigal: wouldn't it be funny to do that in RL... "I want to be generous today" so click "activate generous" tag...

Eliza Madrigal: :)

Wol Euler: heh

Wol Euler: but you can.

Bruce Mowbray: ;‑)

Alfred Kelberry: I think we do :)

Wol Euler: just do it.

Eliza Madrigal: Indeed :))

Wol Euler: it works *really* well

Wol Euler: because other people see it on you

Wol Euler: (feel, whatever)

Eliza Madrigal smiles

Eliza Madrigal: Thank you guys for a lovely chat. :)

Wol Euler: oooh, nice dress.

Eliza Madrigal: Such a pleasure

Eliza Madrigal: TY :)

Wol Euler: bye Eliza, enjoy the day.

Bruce Mowbray: Thank you, Eliza. Be well!

Eliza Madrigal: bye for now

Alfred Kelberry: bye, leggy girl :)

Wol Euler: I guess everyone looks tall to you, Alf :)

Wol Euler: that’s become your default av, hasn't it?

Wol Euler: you haven't been the male human Alf in quite a while.

Alfred Kelberry: um... I actually stopped noticing that :)

 

‑‑BELL—

 

Alfred Kelberry: yes, I like this boxy bot :)

Alfred Kelberry: *notes yet another group on the map*

Alfred Kelberry: Woly, how's your identity workshop going on? :)

Wol Euler: eh

Wol Euler: it won't start before the new year :(

Alfred Kelberry: ah, yes... as usual :)

Wol Euler: I just can't get the time to work on it, my job is still going crazy and I'm going to be away for 2 weeks, and then Christmas ...

Alfred Kelberry: going back to ca?

Wol Euler: mmmm

Alfred Kelberry: neat

Alfred Kelberry: do you miss Tim Horton’s? :)

Wol Euler: heh. no.

Alfred Kelberry: Germanized :)

Wol Euler: well, ok, I miss eating at Tim's as part of the experience of getting into a vehicle and driving for hundreds of miles at a stretch

Wol Euler: I miss the Road.

Wol Euler: but not Tim’s as such.

Alfred Kelberry: oh... the road

Alfred Kelberry: we have it in common :)

Wol Euler: mmhmm

Wol Euler: the big empty.

Alfred Kelberry: maybe one day we'll take a road trip across Canada? :)

Wol Euler: sure :)

Alfred Kelberry: along this train route... gold express? I forgot

Wol Euler: mmmm, I think that's American, California and Nevada

Wol Euler: hello Darren

Bruce Mowbray: Hello, Darren.

Darren Islar: Wol, Bruce Alf :))

Alfred Kelberry: um... or Swiss :)

Alfred Kelberry: oi, Darren :)

Darren Islar: and pumpkin :)

Darren Islar: and Blub of course

Darren Islar: you are saved Bruce?

Bruce Mowbray: Blub says 'Oi' to Darren.

Wol Euler: hallelujah!

Darren Islar: :)

Alfred Kelberry: woohoo!

Darren Islar: sorry, did I interrupt?

Alfred Kelberry: nope

Darren Islar: .

Wol Euler: nah

Wol Euler: just chatting

Bruce Mowbray: Blub and I have recently thawed out and escaped Limbo . . .

Darren Islar: ok

Bruce Mowbray: but "saved," hmmmm. . . . Not sure what we'd be saved from, actually.

Darren Islar: :)

Alfred Kelberry: Darren, when you think of the past, do you see it coming from the "left" as on an arrow of time?

Darren Islar: I heard you couldn't log in because you were already here

Bruce Mowbray: (. . . or saved FOR, for that matter.)

Darren Islar: yes, could be

Alfred Kelberry: :)

Darren Islar: .

Alfred Kelberry: it seems universal... at least in the western world

Darren Islar: not sure

Darren Islar: it sounds plausible

Darren Islar: .

Alfred Kelberry: the future must be "right"eous then :)

Wol Euler: :)

Bruce Mowbray: ;‑)

Alfred Kelberry: *gets tea*

Darren Islar: I guess then I don't look much in the future, because I don't seem to recall that

 

‑‑BELL—

 

Wol Euler enjoys the silence

Wol Euler realizes she just broke it.

Wol Euler: ah well.

Darren Islar: :)

Bruce Mowbray: I am learning to "hear" the silence as underlying everything else. . . and remaining there as other sounds rise and fall.

Bruce Mowbray: The sound of the bell, for example, does not push the silence out. . . The silence is always there.

Wol Euler nods.

Bruce Mowbray: So, Wol didn't "break" it, not for me, anyway.

Bruce Mowbray: ;‑)

Wol Euler: we do silent days at our retreats. They are my favourite part of the week.

Bruce Mowbray: ah well.

Alfred Kelberry: meep‑meep!

Bruce Mowbray: ;‑)

Alfred Kelberry: *sips sencha*

Bruce Mowbray: Living as a hermit, most of my days are "silent."

Wol Euler: well, yes :)

Alfred Kelberry: Woly broke something? :)

Bruce Mowbray: but I talk to the plants and animals, of course.

Alfred Kelberry: Bruce, I'm sure they appreciate it :)

Wol Euler: I noticed that I spent several hours on the Internet during my "silent day", and felt that this was wrong *for me*

Alfred Kelberry: why?

Wol Euler: so I've decided to make that "no communication" not just "no talking" at my next retreat

Bruce Mowbray: Yes, I read what you wrote about that, Wol.

Alfred Kelberry: :/

Alfred Kelberry: puzzles

Darren Islar: I think you're right Wol

Bruce Mowbray: I thought a lot about it ‑‑ and applied it to my own life.

Bruce Mowbray: and wondered how I would feel about doing that at a retreat.

 

‑‑BELL—

 

Wol Euler: well, the point of the silence is to listen to what's in you, not what comes out of you.

Alfred Kelberry: Woly, do you mean you practice silence on the retreat?

Wol Euler: Alf, we have a silent day during the retreat, which usually means "no talking"

Wol Euler: *I* found that my Internet use interrupted *my* experience of silence.

Wol Euler: others may have felt differently, that's fine.

Wol Euler: I'm not speaking for anyone but myself

 

[From the nearby Kira Café, Yaku activates onigokko.  Stealth onigokko.]

 

Wol Euler: it worked! ------

Bruce Mowbray spills coffee.

Agatha Macbeth: That was Yaku :)

Alfred Kelberry: oh, I see

Bruce Mowbray: Yahoo!

Agatha Macbeth: Do you yahoo?

Bruce Mowbray: Only when I'm in New York.

Wol Euler: hello aggers

Wol Euler: hello yaku

Wol Euler: stop

Wol Euler: onigokko

Bruce Mowbray: hello Yaku.

Alfred Kelberry: :)

Bruce Mowbray spills more coffee.

Wol Euler grins.

Darren Islar: hey Yaku :)

Wol Euler: stop

Yakuzza Lethecus: hey everyone

Yakuzza Lethecus: stop

Alfred Kelberry: ok, i'm off now. thank you all for the company :)

Wol Euler: bye Alf, take care

Darren Islar: bye Alf :)

Yakuzza Lethecus: bye Alf

Wol Euler: stop

Agatha Macbeth: Well I got that in stereo :)

Darren Islar: stop?

Yakuzza Lethecus: so now it´s possible to remote-trigger onigokko from the cafe :)

Wol Euler grins.

Darren Islar: hey Agatha :)

Agatha Macbeth: Hello Dar

Agatha Macbeth: Probably works from the Hall too

Agatha Macbeth: Is it me, or was Bruce here?

Wol Euler: it's not you

Agatha Macbeth: Ah

Darren Islar: was wondering myself where he went

Agatha Macbeth: Maybe we both crashed

Wol Euler: there’s been a fair amount of crashing today

Darren Islar: yes and a lot of lag

Darren Islar: like typing when you're not talking

Yakuzza Lethecus: good night everyone

Agatha Macbeth: Schlaf gut Yaku

Wol Euler: 'night yaku

Darren Islar: ah no use to say goodnight to Yaku

Agatha Macbeth: He will soon be asleep anyway :)

Wol Euler: :)

Wol Euler: well, won’t we all.

Wol Euler: Euros that we are

Agatha Macbeth: I don't usually go before 1 AM

Darren Islar: well I'm going to do some stuff before I go to sleep

Wol Euler: goodnight Darren, take care

Agatha Macbeth: Enjoy Darren :)

Darren Islar: sleep well ladies :)

Wol Euler: and you, kind sir.

Darren Islar: :)

Agatha Macbeth: Hehe

Wol Euler: what, he's male.

Agatha Macbeth: Really?

Wol Euler: sure

Agatha Macbeth: Oh

Wol Euler: I see no reason to doubt his presentation.

Agatha Macbeth: Course not

Agatha Macbeth: I mean, who would...

Wol Euler nods.

Agatha Macbeth whistles

Wol Euler: exactly.

Wol Euler: and yet there's no outrage over other species (for example)

Agatha Macbeth: Furries and Tinies and Nekos

Wol Euler: I've never heard anyone say "OMG WTF did you know almost all the tigers in SL are human in RL ???!?!?!!?"

 

‑‑BELL—

 

Agatha Macbeth: Truly :)

Agatha Macbeth: What's happening with this thing you were doing at Kira?

Wol Euler: eh

Wol Euler: I missed the boat. it won't happen now before the new year, since I'm away for two weeks in November and Christmas is coming...

Agatha Macbeth: Aww

Wol Euler: just can't get my act together

Wol Euler: and I sit here talking instead of getting it together

Agatha Macbeth: Didn't you miss the meeting because of RL work tho?

Wol Euler: well, yeah.

Agatha Macbeth: Valid excuse then

Wol Euler: sure, I can explain it

Wol Euler: anyway :)

Wol Euler: that's the situation

Agatha Macbeth: Something to look forward to next year then :)

Wol Euler: I've been doing a lot of reading for it

Wol Euler: and conclude that doing a lot of reading is a dead end :)

Wol Euler: because I don't want this to be a lecture course.

Wol Euler: I can use the readings to help guide workshop topics and exercises

Agatha Macbeth: An interactive thing then?

Wol Euler: definitely

Agatha Macbeth: Yay

Wol Euler: I want to present the experience of embodiment and perhaps even backformation to people who appear not to have had it yet

Wol Euler: (my ulterior motive! mwahahahahah!!)

Agatha Macbeth: Right

Agatha Macbeth: Must be plenty of those

Wol Euler: so it seems. Perhaps that's my appearance‑based prejudice though. I'm keen to find out.

Agatha Macbeth: It will be *interesting*

Wol Euler: oh yes )

Wol Euler: hopefully for all parties

Agatha Macbeth: Perhaps people will discover things about themselves they didn't even know :p

Wol Euler: indeed

Wol Euler: as one does :)

Agatha Macbeth: Mmm

Agatha Macbeth: One of the joys of SL :)

Wol Euler: speaking of which

Wol Euler: how are you?

Agatha Macbeth: ?

Agatha Macbeth: Oh, fine

Wol Euler: good :)

Agatha Macbeth: Can't complain

Agatha Macbeth: Well, no more than usual

Wol Euler: :)

Agatha Macbeth: Any post‑retreat effects to report?

Wol Euler: not yet, but I know they'll come.

Wol Euler: I am missing it, missing having the time to sit and contemplate

Wol Euler: or so it seems

Wol Euler: again, I have the time. I just use it differently

Agatha Macbeth: Yes

Wol Euler: there are not fewer hours in these days than a week ago

Agatha Macbeth: But the hours are differently spent

Wol Euler: mmhmm

Wol Euler: I did notice one thing right away, though.

Agatha Macbeth: ?

Wol Euler: being coordinator has one really strong negative side to it:

Wol Euler: at the end of the retreat, you stand still while everyone walks away from you.

Wol Euler: you don't even have travelling to look forward to

Agatha Macbeth: Ah, yes

Wol Euler: I hadn't thought about that before.

Agatha Macbeth: How did you return ‑ by train?

Wol Euler: yes, with Pema and Eos. We had dinner together, then on Saturday Eos took a two‑hours‑before‑crack‑of‑dawn train to the airport

Wol Euler: Pema and I had breakfast, then I put him on his train home

Wol Euler: (train to the airport, that is)

Agatha Macbeth nods

 

‑‑BELL—

 

Agatha Macbeth: Still, you pulled it off ‑ quite an accomplishment

Wol Euler: people seem to have been pleased. which pleases me

Agatha Macbeth: Absoulutely

Agatha Macbeth: With too many u's

Wol Euler: :)

Agatha Macbeth: Is there a working group meeting going on or something?

Wol Euler: just finished, I assume, given who's logging off

Agatha Macbeth: Mm, just noticed

Wol Euler: I think I'll have to head off to bed too. Really yawny today.

Agatha Macbeth: Okay Yawny

Agatha Macbeth: Yawny owl? :)

Wol Euler: heheheh

Wol Euler: probably

Wol Euler: makes a change from hooting

Agatha Macbeth: Sure thing

Wol Euler: goodnight <3

Agatha Macbeth: Night Wol <3