{"id":38373,"date":"2014-10-02T19:47:31","date_gmt":"2014-10-02T23:47:31","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/horizonsmagazine.com\/blog\/?p=38373"},"modified":"2014-12-07T10:41:14","modified_gmt":"2014-12-07T15:41:14","slug":"even-when-i-think-its-scattered-energy-its-all-in-divine-order","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/horizonsmagazine.com\/blog\/even-when-i-think-its-scattered-energy-its-all-in-divine-order\/","title":{"rendered":"Even when I think it’s scattered energy, it’s all in divine order"},"content":{"rendered":"

Today was the perfect follow up to attracting yesterday’s scattered energy<\/a> where I spent an hour being miffed at a pal’s change of plans.\u00a0 I got over it when I realized that while I waited for her to call, I got my billing done a week early.\u00a0 Good always outweighs the “bad” when I look for it.\u00a0 Last evening I lost my WiFi connection and fooled with it an hour before getting it back.\u00a0 I knew something was up, with me attracting scattered stuff.\u00a0 So today begins well, I drive into Melbourne to deliver the October Horizons Magazine<\/a> and call a friend as I leave downtown Melbourne. We speak on the phone until I am almost home, where I realize I had two more stops I didn’t make.\u00a0 I drive back to Melbourne, but not really bummed since it’s a nice day and it’s still early.\u00a0 I come back to relax with the rest of the day off when a friend calls and the wordpress blog I set up for her at www.kathryn-flanagan.com<\/a> is down.\u00a0 We both get error messages when we try to sign on.\u00a0 When I try to get into the control panel, it tells me my password is invalid.\u00a0 What???\u00a0 Like yesterday, I am once again attracting scattered energy. <\/p>\n

I went into my file to check the login and passwords were correct.\u00a0 I went to GoDaddy to see if the domain was paid current.\u00a0 I didn’t see the domain anywhere on my Godaddy account, which is the only place I buy domain names.\u00a0 I wondered why that was.\u00a0 I reviewed our emails at the time we created Kat’s blog, to remind myself what we’d done.<\/p>\n

When\u00a0I work on anything for a friend or client, I send them a detailed account of what I’m doing on their job.\u00a0\u00a0 I didn’t see where we transferred the domain name anywhere and it was paid through 2015.\u00a0 Then I found an email from last June when I opened a GoDaddy account in her name, and in the email I was giving her the number to call for technical support, along with her username and password for the account.\u00a0 Score!<\/p>\n

I called GoDaddy and after checking it out, they said it looked like a hosting issue.\u00a0 Since my brother and I host our domains ourselves, I put in a job ticket with the server, telling them we got an error message and “invalid login” when we try to sign in.\u00a0 None of my other domain names on the same server were down.\u00a0 Thirty minutes later I get a response saying they could sign on fine.\u00a0 I checked and so could I.<\/p>\n

So what was the real purpose of me spending an hour reconstructing an entire chain of events only to find out there’s no problem?\u00a0 Maybe it was just the server resetting itself or … who knows? I can drive myself crazy trying to figure it out or I can just be mindful so I don’t attract wacky stuff.<\/p>\n

Oh, more pre-Mercury retrograde <\/a>treats!\u00a0 Wait, I can’t really blame it on that since this week I have 7 squares and 3 oppositions going on. I bought two packages of green beans and when I went to cook them, found half of them were mushy.\u00a0 Ugh, into the compost pile.\u00a0 And one more snafu: Paypal takes 3 business days to transfer money into my account from my bank. A week ago I needed to pay my server.\u00a0 I’d gotten a late notice although I’d never gotten the original invoice.\u00a0 I wanted to pay it right away but didn’t have enough in the account.\u00a0 Boyfriend to the rescue!\u00a0 He Paypalled me a loan and I made the payment on the spot, agreeing to pay him back when my bank transfer comes though.\u00a0 But an advertiser Paypalled me a payment a few hours later, so I refunded his loan.\u00a0 I thought.\u00a0 He asked me today, a week later, if the transfer went through.\u00a0 Mortified, I checked and indeed did not make the refund as I thought, so did it right away. I was embarrassed he had to ask me, as I was patting myself on the back for paying him back within hours of the loan.\u00a0 Or so I thought.<\/p>\n

Hmmm both incidents today concern the server… I’ll have to contemplate what that might mean.\u00a0 Maybe that we are not always served in return by those whom we serve.<\/p>\n

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