So, you’re asking about my whole “linda c black horoscope” phase, huh? It’s funny the things you end up trying when you’re just looking for… well, anything, really.
I remember I dived into that whole thing a while back. It wasn’t like I was a big believer in stars telling my future or anything. Nah, not really my style. But things had been kinda rough, you know? Just one of those patches where everything felt a bit off-kilter. My trusty old coffee machine decided to give up the ghost, I managed to shrink my favorite sweater in the wash, and I even walked into a door. Yeah, a stationary door. Don’t ask.
Anyway, I was scrolling online one evening, probably trying to avoid doing something actually productive, and I just sort of… stumbled upon it. Linda C. Black. The name stuck in my head for some reason. So, on a whim, I typed it into the search bar. Curiosity, I guess. Or maybe just boredom.
I started reading the daily bits. Just for my sign, at first. Some of it was super vague, the kind of stuff that could apply to anyone. “You might face a small challenge today but perseverance will see you through.” Real groundbreaking, right? But then, every now and then, there’d be a line that felt oddly specific, like it was peeking right into my day. Probably just coincidence, my brain trying to make connections, but still.
It sort of became a little morning ritual for a bit. I’d get my tea (since the coffee machine was out of commission, remember?), plop down, and pull up the horoscope. It wasn’t like I planned my day around it. I didn’t suddenly avoid black cats or start wearing lucky socks. It was more like… checking the weather report. You look at it, you go “hmm, interesting,” and then you mostly get on with your life.
This whole thing actually reminds me of the time I tried to get into meditation. Everyone was going on about how calming it was, how it centered you. So I downloaded an app, found a quiet spot, closed my eyes, and attempted to “observe my thoughts without judgment.” Let me tell you, my thoughts were mostly about what I was going to have for lunch, if I’d remembered to take the bins out, and why the cat always chose that exact moment to start meowing like she hadn’t been fed in a decade. It was less “zen” and more “internal chaos with a soundtrack.” I stuck with it for maybe a week. Just like the horoscopes, it was an experiment, something I tried out.
After a while, the novelty of the horoscopes wore off. Things in my life settled down a bit too. I got a new coffee machine (a fancy one, even!), I bought a new sweater, and I started watching where I was going. I just… stopped checking. Didn’t make a conscious decision, I just sort of… drifted away from it.
So yeah, that was my brief foray into the world of Linda C. Black’s horoscopes. No dramatic revelations, no life-altering predictions came true for me. It was just a small, slightly quirky thing I did for a while. A bit like that meditation app, or that time I thought I could learn to knit from a YouTube video. Sometimes you just try stuff, right? And then you move on.