Whale Bay Astrology

Tag: surviving Mercury retrograde

  • Mercury Retrograde March 2019

    —

    by

    Jo
    in , ,

    Here in Queensland, we don’t switch the clocks to daylight saving time – even though the rest of the east coast of Australia does. There are varying reasons for this which include arguments that the cows won’t know when to be milked and the chooks won’t know when to lay. There are also more valid…

  • The DIY Guide to Mercury Retrogrades

    —

    by

    Jo
    in , ,

    I’ve prattled on a lot in the past about Bali and why I love it – and the people. Possibly, though, the thing I love the most are the offerings. The process of constructing and offering the tributes is not just a belief based ritual, but also a deliberate pause to be fully in the…

  • Mercury Retrograde…

    —

    by

    Jo
    in ,

    So anyways, I posted something this morning over on and anyways about the offerings that the Balinese make each day. The process of constructing and offering the tributes is not just a belief based ritual, but also a deliberate pause to be fully in the moment- regardless of the business of life going on around.…

  • Something about Mercury Retrograde…

    —

    by

    Jo
    in ,

    Yes, yes, yes, I’ve been neglecting you all again. September has been simply manic in the partition job- to the extent that multi tasking activities such as walking and talking at the same time have come with health warnings. Before you ask, I’m ok- just worn out and doing some (ok, a lot) priority juggling.…

  • Mercury- how to survive the retrograde…

    —

    by

    Jo
    in ,

    It’s the last day of school holidays, and although my routine is out of order, I’m extremely grateful to have been able to spend the last 3 weeks with Miss 15. Two years ago, that wasn’t the case. In those days I was away during the holidays or busy during the holidays or focused on…

  • something more about managing Mercury retrograde…

    —

    by

    Jo
    in , ,

    On our road trip yesterday my parents were talking through some tales of technological woe. Their land line has a fault that Telstra had advised could take 2 weeks to fix. This meant that all their calls had to be diverted to a mobile they maintain only because us kids tell them they should have…