By Holly the Assistant

There is a proper post in composition, but as my brain refused to write posthaste this morning, it will be posted at the posterior part of the day.
In the mean time, possess your souls in patience. As it gets messy if you aren’t patient, and possessing other folks’ souls is theologically contradicted by all religions of which I am aware.
(Seriously, y’all, I have NO idea how Sarah manages multiple thoughtful, complete, competent coherent posts each week.)
I don’t think any of us knows how either. We just show our gratitude by chiming in.
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I actually have a reoccuring half-formed scene that involves discussing the ethics of possession, both accidental and on purpose…. There are several scifi stories that used it, after all.
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You read Word’s of the Night, yes? I think Lee and Jason have that conversation, briefly, after the horse incident.
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It’s definitely fed into it, as did the My Hero Academia guy whose power is taking over the bodies of anyone that talks to him.
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And definitely don’t get repossessed.
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That’s what happens when you don’t pay the exorcist. 😁
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Yeah, I manage a minimal (and hopefully coherent) blog once a month. Daily? Not a chance.
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c4c
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Quality, not quantity.
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Could a post from someone under the influence be considered a Post Toastie? Or is it just Post Haste?
Nobody really wants to know.
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Two thousand words a week in a good week.
“Post Holder”?
Post driver, post hole digger; check and check. Post Holder? Oh—first available offspring.
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Pot holder.
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Post hole digger… if they’re digging themselves deeper into holes in the comments, does that mean that “post hole digger” would be a kenning for a troll?
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This is a post-posting post, left posthaste, before I go prepare a post meridian repast.
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Post oak, post office, on post, off-post, “Post!”, guard post;
king post.
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In the good news department, the hot weather broke yesterday under cloudy skies and took the tropical humidity with it. It’s raining now, but we aren’t complaining.
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It rained here, too, breaking the heat — and giving some rain!
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And if, when proceeding to possess in patience one’s soul, one finds it indisposed, or worse yet transposed, one should endeavor to repose one soul to it’s properly posed state in all seemly haste.
If repossession is suspected, a consultation with spiritual lawyers of the “up” alignment is likely a wise course to steer.
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