My Personal Trainer has a title fight coming up next weekend. That in itself is not that unusual- this is something he does fairly regularly- and he usually wins. This time around things aren’t going to plan. His diet is clean, his training is mean, but he is having problems getting down to the required weight for his division (which is one of those super … Continue reading Home and Dry- Mars in Cancer
Mercury has slowed right down and is getting ready to turn retrograde (in about 19 hours time). Whilst I am in a bit of a “lets ride the gauntlet and see what happens” mood, I am sure there are others of you out there with just a tad more responsibility and maturity than what I am feeling. In fact, I have a million and one … Continue reading Here we go again….
Harry Potter is a Leo. In fact, it’s his birthday today- July 31. According to one article I read this afternoon on astro.com (the link is here), he has a Scorpio Ascendant and his Moon in the last degree of Pisces (which the writer felt was the perfect degree and position for sacrifices of love…awwwww). And yes, before you all write in and tell me … Continue reading Signs, a little magic and how to think like a Piscean
New Moons are always pretty special. Part of this is because for those couple of days before, the sky is pitch dark. There is no light. Things are ending and they’re ending there in the dark behind the blackness. This leaves an emptiness that needs to be filled- a clean slate, so to speak. The PSB song title I was going to use for this … Continue reading Heart
Mercury moves into Virgo in the early hours of tomorrow morning (Sydney time) and almost immediately moves to oppose Neptune. This in itself would be worthy of a 2 line mention on a Daily Planets edition of this blog as Mercury moves fast enough that the transit in itself would last a day- two at the max. Except for one very teeny weeny hugely important … Continue reading Daydream Believer
‘and on that farm he had a …. crocodile!’ announced Sarah. ‘But there aren’t any crocodiles on farms, Sarwah,’ pointed out A. My daughter and my niece were singing “Old Macdonald Had a Farm” in the back of the car. Both girls were about 4 at the time and very cute. ‘Well, there was on this farm.’ ‘But what sort of farm was it Sarwah?’ … Continue reading and on that farm he had a….
