LEARNING CURVE ON THE ECLIPTIC

We're on the last lap of a long journey home - so here's another post I had stashed away in draft: After an earlier blog entry abou...

A thought from the romantically named, but rather unlovely, Poplar Bluff in southern Missouri, where Poplars are strangely elusive. After se...

Here's one I made earlier. We're busy dodging the storms, taking a more southerly route home, via Kentucky. Dale Chihuly was born o...

Arty-farty Friday #2 We're in Columbus now, a nice weekend with HeWhoKnows Junior ahead. Four different motel rooms have garnished our t...

(Doggerel from a motel room in Terre Haute, Indiana) Without any warning One bright April morning Astrologers found themselves nicked, The l...

Transiting Jupiter, planet of travel, is still hanging around my natal Venus in Sagittarius, and North node of HeWhoKnows. Another adventur...

"Wordless Wednesday" already appears around the blogosphere, but how about "Arty-Farty Friday"? New Rule (for me): each ...

Things have been somewhat serious of late. I'd thought of adding a cartoon today, by way of a change, but sidetracked while looking for ...

Was it "As Above, So Below" last night ? American Idol went out to its huge audience with the aim of raising donations, "giv...

Dennis Kucinich is reported to be about to introduce a bill of impeachment against Vice President Dick Cheney, perhaps on 25 April. Another...

I stumbled upon a website for astronomy students: "Astronomy 10". In Lecture 4, after information about the history of astronomy...

Today, 22 April, is Earth Day. Astrologically this is an appropriate date, in the first degrees of Taurus, fixed Earth sign of the zodiac.....

A sad week indeed. The same week in recent years also brought tragedy and sorrow to the USA. I don't know if there is an explanation for...

Part 2 - Uranus into Pisces, Neptune into Aquarius, Pluto in the wings. Soon after moving to the bungalow on the coast, my partner's he...

Chrispito at Astroturf commented, after one of my earlier posts, that perhaps transits of Uranus are connected with my feeling that the co...

At Astro Future Trends , astrologer Philip Brown's interesting article about an artist, Uranus and Saturn had me digging out the blog en...

The post I'd written for today seems inappropriate now. It's difficult to know what is appropriate to write after the tragedy at...

This article "A History of Violence" by Steven Pinker is interesting and a little uplifiting. As a prelude it states: " In ...

We went to the cinema last night, saw "Perfect Stranger", it was not bad, not wonderful either. What gave me goosebumps and has re...

Although I've always loved astrology, I never harboured an ambition to be a professional astrologer. In my days of ambition-harbouring,...