I’ve also been thinking about the snooping post (Do You Snoop?) this statement in particular: “…and last I trust the universe will let me know what I need to know… at the time I need to know it.” I believe this. I think when there are things I don’t know or I don’t find out, […]
Dear Elsa, I’ve fallen madly in love with a Pisces six years older than me, but with a lot more experience. The real bad thing is that we’ve become close friends and confident enough for him to tell me everything about his past, present and future girlfriends. I sometimes get quite jealous but always try
Mars (violence, competition, Men) in aspect in Mercury (cars and siblings) boldly wrought. This is the soldier talking… Yeah, my brother liked to mess with my women. He did it once and then he did it again so I ran over him,” he said. “With a car? You ran over your brother with a car?’
Check out The Child With Pluto Conjunct Ascendant by Leni Sibilio: Leni writes: “Very often, as parents, we don’t understand our children’s’ behaviour, especially if it is an “unexpected” or disruptive behaviour. As soon as we have a chart’s reading, Pluto conjunct Ascendant, can help us to learn how to use this powerful effect in
Pisces, D.K. Brainard of WordsforthePeople writes regarding the videos on envy: “…Although I have no desire to BE a Gemini, I do envy the ability to be around people without having to spend twice as much time at the deep dark bottom of the sea recouping my lost energy! Is it possible this envy cycle
Mercury is in Scorpio and let’s see. First we have someone tracking a reader via RemoteSpy.com and then another reader writes in to cop to the fact she accesses a co-workers email to monitor her workplace affairs. Personally, I don’t snoop. I am so hard core with this, you’d think I’d have burned doing it
Dear Elsa, Ten years ago I met a man who I fell in love with. We had an amazing rapport. Electric. Six months after we met, I moved out of the country… and for the next 3 years we phoned each other and wrote regularly. We were both in relationships so it was always an
The soldier, recalling times three decades past: “Do you remember our alarm clock, P? The one we had when we were kids?” “No.” “It had one of those sticks in the back you pulled out when you wanted it go off.” “Oh yeah, I do remember that.”
