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My animal companion, or 'pet', Moet - a champagne tabby - has spent most of today lounging in the sunbeams by the blinds I left open specifically for him. Specifically so he could lounge in front of them.

Sometimes it's easy to forget that I live with a feline who has the leashed spirit of tigers and lions inside of him, until of course I see him playing, or his blown black pupils pop up over my bed, a second before he wraps himself around my foot, all claws and teeth.

We too, are humans with the leashed spirits of primates and goodness knows what else inside of us. We sit at our computers, we lie docile in our beds at night (or some of us do), we cook our meals and live our lives leashed by society, jobs, sometimes even our friends and families.

So when do our pupils dilate black with the sheer joy of the hunt? When do we unleash and play for the sake of playing? When do we climb, run, crawl, frolic and revel in our environments and surroundings? Do you know what furniture would carry your weight if you jumped on it? Have you ever hid, breathless, waiting for a friend to come round the door before shouting 'BOO!' and revelling in this jump of fear?

I unleash, sometimes, in the otherworlds. Specifically, in my 'starting place' (no really, one day I will give it a name), in the middle-realms. I am lucky to have a few spirit helpers who remind me that I am not just a leashed creature, someone's animal companion, but a fierce and at times ferocious spirit. Capable of holding great power, and - when necessary - letting it go. Play is serious business.

When do you unleash? And how?

Date: 2009-05-05 11:41 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] moonvoice.livejournal.com
Ouch with getting burned! Singing is an awesome way to unleash I think, and I forget how much I unleash through piano because I haven't moved my girl into this house yet.

Date: 2009-05-06 02:47 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] tsukikokoro.livejournal.com
I think getting burned is inevitable if you work in a kitchen. I didn't get quite as burned at Starbucks as I do at this cafe, but this cafe uses a self-tamping espresso machine instead of pulling automatic shots. I also don't use the milk thermometer much; which means I measure the heat by the sound of the milk and my hands on the hot metal jug.

I like to think that soon I will be able to pull hot trays out of the oven without gloves. ;)

Now that I think about it!

Date: 2009-05-06 02:54 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] tsukikokoro.livejournal.com
I don't know why I didn't think about this yesterday - I've become really fond of a new group activity: playing Halo 3 online. My partner and housemate will jump on one 360, I'll jump on another, and we'll party up with usually two or three more friends and spend an hour or two screaming about being screwed over by lag, or how that was bullshit! or laughing at the ridiculous way we did or didn't die.

Ah group release. It makes me giggle uncontrollably if I just sit out and watch them.

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