So during lunchtime, Theresa and I walked to get Starbucks drinks. It was my idea because the weather was beautiful! Anyway, her stories were weird. Mostly it was about her personal problems with her family.
One story was about how her brother insisted many times that she make Vietnamese spring rolls during New Year’s because noone would cook that day even though she was sick. One of her three daughter stood up for her and told her stupid uncle don’t let her cook. Of course, the brother got mad and made a big deal and/or scene.
She even told how her in-laws would dress up “wealthy”; how her daughters got on her case to dress up modern, too; how her own mother would claim to be VERY beautiful and smart in front of everyone; and how her husband doesn’t do much to help. I think the poor girl is going through a melt-down or something and she’d question “God” why she was being put through “hell”.
Next time I hear her complain about “going to hell” or “needing help”; I’ll throw it back into her face and tell her: “It’s your problem. You need to sever ties with those people who give your problems: Once you are married your family is your priority. If you can’t stand up against your own relatives, no one else could help you. You may need professional help in that case.”
She even went far as stating that she’d like to be reincarnated as a Native American princess and live in the forest and hope that I would incarnate in the next life to see her. She even inquired if I wanted to come back as a woman. In both instances, I didn’t give a clear answer but felt uncomfortable with this intelligent nutter.
With that said, I wonder why my Vedic astrology report is eerily reflective of my purpose: To encounter these nutballs and rebuff their problems!

