Looking at death, from many angles…
Catch up here – Goods Of The Dead Aquamarine, turquoise, teal. When I see these colors, I think of Aquarius though some astrologers give them to Pisces. When I bought our bedroom set (from the daughter of the deceased couple who owned it), the entire house was decorated in teal. This struck me because I’d just […]
Catch up here – 8th House: Goods Of The Dead. Moving on with my goods of the dead theme, like I said, I’ve had cause to shop for all kinds of things once I moved here. This was not unexpected. My husband I planned to move here, eight years ago. Matter of fact, we came
Death was swept under the rug in Colorado, unless it could be sensationalized. It’s a lot different here. Obituaries are published prominently and respectfully. The names of the dead are also read on the radio, along with their funeral date, time and place. This has had a big (good) effect on me. I’ve also been doing
I don’t know why this came to mind at this time, but the last time I gave an astrologer my birth data was in 2008. I did it as a favor. She wanted to practice cold reading on the phone. She was going to audition for one of those 900 numbers I think. She asked
Death. It really is one of my favorite topics. I get in these phases where I write about it. Invariably someone comes along to lecture me or tell me I’m morose. I am not morose! I am never more alive, when connected to death. I have a packed 8th house! Last week, I wrote about coming
This has not been on my mind, but recently I stumbled onto a place I thought would good for my husband’s and my ashes to be entombed. It just struck me. I called him about it, he sounded a bit skeptical. He’s used to me being a bit crazy. But then I took him to
The newspaper in little town where we’re moving publishes a frequently updated blog. On average, there are four or five entries each day. The entries might be about the new fast food place that’s opening up or news of an arrest, or community event. They also publish obituaries, which is what this post is about. One average, four
