A quiet moment
Remembering the children’s rhyme, “April showers bring May flowers …” Does that bring back a few memories?
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“Tension is who you think you should be, relaxation is who you are.” — Chinese proverb Since cats are frequently referred to as masters of relaxation, then they must also be showing us who they truly are. #CaturdayWeekly
Einstein said it
“I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination.” “And who am I to quarrel with what one of the ultimate geniuses of the centuries said? H-E -double toothpicks, all I need to do is just let my imagination roam!” – A.R. Tist #one-dimensionalartist
Part II Chart for a Co.
Continuing the planetary examination from last week – Now to show a few more salient points in the ‘Natal Chart’ for Write Up The Road, a small but persevering publisher, and interpret same. We could continue our examination exhaustively, getting into quintiles and degree minutes, but I think the aspects which immediately stand out are
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A quiet moment
Apple blossoms are a sure indicator that spring is indeed coming … no matter how many blizzards still lurk, severe thunderstorms impact cities and rural areas alike, and tornadoes wreak havoc as they choose. Spring will come. Winter must finally recede.
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You haven’t had an inquisitive look until a cat has confronted you with the question of, “What are you doing?” #CaturdayWeekly
celebrating the logic that keeps us headed in the direction we’re going
STICKIN’ IT TO PUTIN Made with non-Russian vodka. One after another. After another. After another. Stickin’ it to Putin. You do that long enough And it starts to have an effect.
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You sure?
“When you start down the road to revenge, remember to dig two graves.” – Chinese Proverb Probably a good idea to stop and think things over before you grab that shovel.
Company Chart
As you may recall, your favorite ancient astrologer recently signed a contract with a small publisher for an unspecified number of books about astrology. While this is truly gratifying, it’s also entailing a tremendous amount of work. In an idle moment, I thought it might prove interesting to calculate the publishing company’s ‘natal chart’ and