• Jupiter into Cancer

    Jupiter into Cancer

    Jupiter moves into the tropical zodiac sign of Cancer, 6-9-2025 at 4:02 PM.
    The Chariot represents the solstice and the start of Cancer, the sign of the crab, and the Wheel of Fortune is the Jupiter card, and the two combined? Astrologically, what does this spell out?

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  • Timelines and Nonsense

    Timelines and Nonsense

    Starts with mere cleaning, the digital equivalent of clearing out a closet that collected odd bits. I was wondering, unable to find that original notation, more a “talking to myself” kind of entry, about a book, about books I was reading. Of interest, from the old entry?
    “Just reading the text on the screen, where’s the fun in that?”
    Some of this doesn’t age as well, now does it? What’s changed? I prefer a digital library for everything but a few hard-copy texts, and the occasional first-edition. Less than a quarter of a century on that.

    Timelines and Nonsense

    Three Men in a Boat Before heading towards the gulf and the beach, semi-annual trip, a little fishing, a little BBQ, some time in the water, and some sun? Needed my beach reading. I picked up three, no, four books in the last week. Stuart Woods’ Finders Keepers (A Stone Barrington Novel) Badlands (Preston & Child most recent) Say You’ll Remember Me (gift) The Ministry of Time (bookstore recommendation) How Do You Choose? (e-mail list suggestion) Say You’ll Remember Me wasn’t for me, as I’ve already read a library copy. Annoyed that I enjoyed it so much, a light romance novel. Well-written, and I was heavily invested, and on this trip, there are two or three people who might enjoy it. Not my favorite genre, but good writing is good writing. One of them had already read that copy before we got to the beach.
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