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If you’re going to study astrology, you need to learn some new words! This list, with definitions, will serve to get you started. And remember, there are many excellent astrology books available, so don’t feel as if you must concentrate only on the brief lessons offered here. (I’ve recommended my personal favorites in previous columns. […]
Transcribed below is an editorial by Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont that he delivered to Fox News. It’s not my opinion, but I agree with it. It’s time for Medicare for All by Bernie Sanders, United States Senator The United States has the most dysfunctional, inefficient, bureaucratic and expensive health care system in the world.
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Sometimes an ordinary term for an era is indicative of one or more truths. I learned last week that in the month of May, 1110 AD, classified as part of the Dark Ages, no Moon shone at night. Can you imagine the consternation of the peasants and indeed of the landed lords and other nobility
Now let’s work our way through the rest of the planets to figure out how we may use astrology to predict (ha) the weather. Last week’s column noted traits of the Sun and continued down the list to examine Mars in context with weather conditions. We’ll begin today’s column with Jupiter’s influences. Jupiter, known as
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So what’s this ‘horizon’ thingie and why do hoomans always look for it? Is it good to eat? Can I chase it? Does it skeek? Does it fly? If not good to eat, why look for it? If not fun to chase – oh, wait, hoomans talk about ‘seeking a new horizon.’ Must be fun
“Every year, back comes Spring, with nasty little birds yapping their fool heads off.” Dorothy Parker
While complaining vociferously about the weather last week (and listening to my cat doing the same), I realized we had had five weeks of storms posited in the middle of each week, and entailing preparations for the same. Tiresome, to say the least. In the area of the country in which I reside, we must
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Is a flower to be called a ‘weed’ just because it grew in the wrong place or at the wrong time? Are there ‘weeds’ in your life that may truly be flowers if you take a second look?
You woke me up to take my picture? Is my fur straight? I think some of my whiskers may be crimped. What if this isn’t my best side? Can I go back to sleep now? #CaturdayWeekly
“The question of all questions for humanity, the problem which lies behind all others and is more interesting than any of them, is that of the determination of man’s place in nature and his relation to the cosmos.” T.H. Huxley ‘Once you figure out your place in this world, aided by interpreting the heavens surrounding