I read today that the best sign that you have coupled with the right person is if you laugh often together. This makes sense. However, there’s all different kinds of humor; for instance, some people think “bathroom” humor is hilarious and I run like the devil is chasing me when I hear toilet jokes. My […]
Venus is the planet that rules what we intrinsically value in relationships as well as how we value ourselves. If you’re in love with someone with Venus in Taurus, well…. you’re lucky! Taurus is one of the natural rulers of Venus, so comfy-cozy is the catchword! He might move a little slow when it comes
Right after doing the Courtney Stodden article, I came across something about Justin Bieber. I know I should know about his music, but I have never listened to even one song. He’s just not my generation… I’m listening to the oldies! But I was curious so I pulled up his chart. Lo and behold, he
I work with a lot of women who would like to partner. Men are far less interested in partnering than they were ten or twenty or thirty years ago. There comes a point where women have to ask themselves why this is. I’m not talking about women who DON’T want to partner (with a man).
Jupiter enters Scorpio on October 10, 2017. Earth and water signs, rejoice! On that same day, Venus and Mars are conjoined in Virgo, so there’s a lot of decisions being analyzed. What was forged during Jupiter’s tenancy in Libra is either solidified and locked-down in Scorpio, or bites the dust, HARD, not to be resurrected.
A couple weeks ago, I wrote about Saturn transiting my 12th house. Saturn is solidly in my 12th house now. This transit has come upon me. The main thing I’ve noticed, is people are defining me in ways I think are false. I’m not talking about being victimized. People are pushing me to accept leadership
That’s a picture of a “round tuit”. It’s what I think of with Mars in Taurus. “I’ll do it when I get a round tuit…” People have been writing me, asking me if I’m alright. I am alright. I’ve just got a lot of social (Venus) stuff to do.
In the Spring of 1968 almost to the summer of 1969, Saturn and Pluto formed an inconjunct to each other, a 150 degree angle which signifies an irritating oil-and-water kind of configuration where both planets rub against each other, like an itch that can’t be scratched. It’s also called a quincunx.
