Feast Day of St. Raymond

Two-meat Tuesday – Feast Day of St. Raymond
Oh, I looked this one up, never mind. Patron saint of pregnant women? Maybe I’ll just skip that one.

Class notes:
I am often times much maligned for picking on Scorpio folks. From the class notes, I’ve got hardcore visual evidence.

“Me thinks the teacher doth protest too much.”


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Class/lecture whiteboard

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Close-up of “8th House notation.”

“Michael Bolton,” greeted me, Monday afternoon at the airport, that baggage checker again. After he checked my luggage, the half-empty show bag to Austin, “Here you go, Kramer.”

Cure for blockage: which really just tags onto the note about the class, because I used one example in the lecture – about Mercury Retrograde – and I realized, as I was flying and catching up on some reading, that I was about to pass up an article about “writer’s block.”

Writer’s block scares me, but after I tackled using applied astrology to working with my writing schedule, I found that I cold beat the dreaded writer’s block. I take a break from my regularly (self-imposed) schedule for producing scopes when Mr. Mercury goes retrograde. In so doing, fallowing a natural rhythm, almost a circadian cycle, I’ve found that I don’t have the usual problems with writer’s block.

Everyone needs a little break. It’s a vacation, of sorts. Doesn’t mean that I stop gathering ideas or observing people, either.

Or collecting unusual items, as I found this on a “roll of film” (phone camera, really) and I realized I’d snapped a shot sometime last weekend, up in Las Cruces. DG Coffee Bar, Deli, something like. Good burritos, and good coffee drinks. Home-made ice cream, too, but I didn’t get to try any of that.


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The question, where have I seen a bicycle like this before?
And who is Number 2?

About the author: Born and raised in a small town in East Texas, Kramer Wetzel spent years honing his craft in a trailer park in South Austin. He hates writing about himself in third person. More at KramerWetzel.com.

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