Ought to be a ‘nap’ table
Hoomans. Always got to name things an never see more than one use for the stuff they gots. Obvisly dis is ‘nap tabel’ not just work tabel. Nap first, work later, says me.
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Hoomans. Always got to name things an never see more than one use for the stuff they gots. Obvisly dis is ‘nap tabel’ not just work tabel. Nap first, work later, says me.
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“We are born at a given moment, in a given place and, like vintage years of wine, we have the qualities of the year and of the season of which we are born. Astrology does not lay claim to anything more.” – Carl Jung Qualities of the season, hmmm? Let’s roll the dice and see
Somehow making a collage just makes me amped, you know? (Hope you’re not bored with my trials and errors yet.) Must be the current planetary vibes – maybe I should go ask Madame Zombra. I’ll try to get back to the trad thing soon. A.R. Tist
Now, dear readers, we resume our little jaunt through some of the wildest terrain astrology has to offer – Pluto transiting Aquarius. Remember, Mars conjoining those unfathomable energies of destruction or construction was the lighted fuse for a long journey to your best self. Cancer: June 22-July 22 Moonchildren are intuitive to begin with, and
Mars photo from NASA Image Library, Copyright free Last week I mentioned the potential changes occurring for years to come from Pluto ensconcing itself in Aquarius, with a brief return to Capricorn just for the hell of it. Now, this past Valentine’s Day (also Ash Wednesday this year) , did you notice anything unusual about
You know actually Try Starbucks. It’s still early. They’re not busy. She was a security worker, young, and Looked up from her phone when I asked About the nearest public restroom. She was right and what I heard inside the store was I got this from H&M like so long ago. My top is Forever
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Virginia Woolf “There is an ambiguity which is the mark of the highest poetry; we cannot know exactly what it means…The meaning is just on the far side of language. It is the meaning which in moments of astonishing excitement and stress we perceive in our minds without words.” Robert Louis Stevenson “None can care
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