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Just as a bit of an update now, I've been at this job for four months now, and it's still effin' fantastic. My boss and I get along swimmingly (occasionally I start confusing him with my father in my head, even though he's about a dozen years younger), I've befriended a majority of the staff and even those I'm not specifically friendly with I almost have no problems with, I'm paid well and get to work in one of the most laid-back environments conceivable. Barring any radical changes, I can envision myself at this gig for years (unless world events degrade to the point that I flee the country). So once again, to all of you who helped out, my great thanks.
I've given more thought lately to what it was I experienced on the day of the interview, and I realize that what I saw creep in the window, riding on the sunlight, moving like the liquid probe in The Abyss, filled with what looked like a universe and eluding any pat metaphor in my mind, was in fact magic mirror. And it should be noted that I observed this before I'd read most of The Invisibles. So what I'd like to know is, exactly what was done on my behalf, and need I concern myself with any obligations this might place on me (to my benefactors or otherwise), whether this has an expiration date, whether it should expire, how to be able to do likewise for myself should the need arise, and generally anything else you think I should know. I realize that by my very asking whether a boon is expected one may simply be created for me, but I figured it'd be best to ask lest I risk stepping on toes.
Been noticing more and more magick in my life, not least of which includes a coworker, also a comic reader, who's an avowed pagan magician (and doesn't he look the part). I told him the above story, to which his only comment was that, "The more you believe the more it works, so I've learned." |
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