[EDITOR'S NOTE: Due to editorial slackness, IFLA was not scheduled for its usual Sunday afternoon slot this week. The column will return to its normal slot next week. Apologies to NA and the regular readers of the column.] The cooler weather increases Lily's energy...
Solo walks are much less exercise than walks with friends Greetings! At this time I'll be working a charity steel match, not because I particularly like the charity, but trying to build social ties in "the community." Hopeful the current weather predictions for no...
Good news, everyone!
Cross the line then draw me an arrow.
The only thing you have to fear is…
Unfortunately, MERCURY RETROGRADE continues to be the dominant force this week, doing its thing where it lines up with everything bringing chaos.
If Friday the Thirteenth is a meaningless superstition, why do the stars look like this?
The week starts of with, well, nothing. But on Thursday we see a double alignment, through Mercury, of Earth and the Moon on one hand, and Venus and Mars on the other.
Shake off the bad stuff
Big tank battle on Thursday.
It’s a great week to be a fisherman but a poor one to be a Sailor. In celebration of a great hike, all cards will be read as positively as possible.
The astrology is skimpy, the cartomancy is on point. The Lily pics are adorable.
Duck and Cover!
Adulterers shouldn’t tryst in houses with lead pipes
The stars are eternal. The landscape is nineteenth century.
Astrological advice for the first half of the week.
It’s Pisces time. Pisces often gets overlooked, probably because fish are boring (if tasty). While Pisces doesn’t get the early boost that’s common to the beginning of it’s solar visit, it DOES get Jupiter for the entire month.
Like everything else that’s bad, there is an astrological sign for it.
When you’re not good enough to design a Bimmer, but think you’re Steve Jobs.
The stars say get a jump on Valentine’s Day.
Woof!
MERCURY RETROGRADE is over! Time to play ball.
Oh, hi there! Time for the horoscope and some of the lesser-shown regulars at the park.
Sometimes you should look up at the skies, sometimes you should look down at the dogs. Especially when they’re playing in the snow.
