“And she may cry but her tears will dry when I hand her the keys to a shiny new Australia.”
–Dr. Horrible
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Aries New Moon: Me First
The truism goes, you have to love your self before you can truly love another. I experienced this truism as 100% true the first time I realised I’d given the love I should’ve been giving to my self to another and wound up empty & unloved. As I get older the love truisms develop in […]
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Just a Little Aries New Moon Essence from ECLIPSE: ‘A Sense of Initiative’
Here’s an excerpt on the New Moon in Aries from the current ECLIPSE; to see more please subscribe! 10 …Continue reading »
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Almost Here
So I got a rejection from a publisher yesterday for my chick lit novel. As far as rejections go, this was a good one. Usually what you get from publishers is silence. It’s deafening. This publisher had called for the full manuscript (after submission…
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New Moon in Aries: Hair of the Dog
I suppose I think of the planets and the gods they represent as something like the ancestors who live in our DNA. We think we’re completely unique, a product of our own creation. We make our own decisions and choices, or so we think; but could it be genetics, years of television viewing, or our third-grade teacher making those choices? Or even … planets?
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Star Trekking – The Astrology of Gene Roddenberry
I’ll admit it, I’m a sci-fi junkie. Ever since I was a little girl, I have been fascinated with space travel. My great-uncle worked at the Kennedy Space centre and would often send me newspaper clips and souvenirs. I devoured … Contin…
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Alex Trenoweth
Astrological humour…for serious astrologers from London Astrologer, Writer, Public Speaker and Joke-teller Extraordinaire, Alex Trenoweth.
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Kelly Surtees Astrology
The online astrology home of professional astrologer Kelly Surtees.
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Love That Can Never Be Replicated, Life Spans, And Getting On With Your Life
Outtakes and various other sundries.
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The Death of Margaret Thatcher
Winning her second term 1983.The whole country was frozen, dry and still in March and early April. In my garden, which at this time of year is usually bursting with buoyant blooms, nothing changed for weeks. This was all due to the strange, bitter…