LEARNING CURVE ON THE ECLIPTIC

While the Sun remains in the zodiac sign of Leo there's no lack of material for astrologers and astrology bloggers who like to write abo...

"The piano on which John Lennon composed "Imagine," his famous ode to peace and healing, is on a yearlong magical mystery to...

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It hasn't been the most comfortable of weeks at Maison Twilight. We've had a virus bouncing around - well, to be accurate, it bounce...

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We watched the movie "Miss Potter" recently on DVD, a delightful, well acted film with lovely scenery from the English Lake Distr...

My husband's younger son suggested that I look into the history (and astrology) of former President of the US, William McKinley. He'...

I often wonder how writers feel about their stories and books when time gives the lie, or more accurately the misjudgement, to the timing of...

Once upon a time it was thought that people in the USA were less prone to snobbery than those in the UK and Europe. I suppose this idea ori...

Yesterday I decided to spend a little time catching up on blogs I've neglected to read for a while. I started at Barbara's "Si...

I reckon this puts much of what we've read and seen this week in the shade: MONTEZUMA, Iowa: Two teens are marching across the country f...

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Today the last lap of my long immigration journey begins. Today's the day I'll be mailing my application for US citizenship. As it ...

1902 was a very good year for the arts. Oddly (or perhaps not), the prevailing astrological stew brought forth numerous men who were later t...

Here's a little story about 20th century American astrologer Grant Lewi. It's taken from the preface to his book "Heaven Knows...

After watching "Lady in the Lake", a movie shown on HBO last week, I wanted to find out more about its writer and director, M.Ni...

I LOOK INTO THE STARS, by Jane Draper Stars have ways I do not know, Enormity that checks my thought, Yet on the loom of their fine glow Th...

Yesterday I logged on to find that Michelle of Crow's Feet had nominated me for a Creative Blogger Award. I was shocked and flattered. ...

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There's a good piece about this notorious pair at Crime Library. I'm borrowing a few extracts, and adding my thoughts in an effort ...