https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLxpNiF0YKs This week continues the trend of (frankly) boring skies. It's times like these that I'm glad that astrology is a SCIENCE! because if it was a matter of having sensitivity to astral emanations or some such thing, I'd be...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkoXxbBElOc The stellar doldrums continue. The only thing of interest will be Saturday when the rubber chicken/bicycle horn effect that comes when Mercury and the Moon team up happens. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNOT3Qr-CXI...
Sufficiently advanced technology may be indistinguishable from magic, but they're not treated the same way by authors. I was thinking about this after I read an implementation of ultratech that was probably sufficiently impossible to be magic, but it really didn't set...
Dammit Jim, I’m an astrologer, not a video-embedder!
The skies say there’s going to be news about a war this week. Sometimes the skies are a bit of a smartass.
The mountain did not rock me
Friday there’s something really unpleasant.
Money and violence. It’s like a mob movie.
The last of the phone pics.
This week’s sky is a mixed bag of stars.
This is a good week for bad people.
The sky is blue, and all the leaves are green…
Good news, everyone!
Cross the line then draw me an arrow.
The only thing you have to fear is…
Unfortunately, MERCURY RETROGRADE continues to be the dominant force this week, doing its thing where it lines up with everything bringing chaos.
If Friday the Thirteenth is a meaningless superstition, why do the stars look like this?
The week starts of with, well, nothing. But on Thursday we see a double alignment, through Mercury, of Earth and the Moon on one hand, and Venus and Mars on the other.
Shake off the bad stuff
Big tank battle on Thursday.
It’s a great week to be a fisherman but a poor one to be a Sailor. In celebration of a great hike, all cards will be read as positively as possible.
The astrology is skimpy, the cartomancy is on point. The Lily pics are adorable.
Duck and Cover!
Adulterers shouldn’t tryst in houses with lead pipes
The stars are eternal. The landscape is nineteenth century.