Ran into an old friend. She reminded me of the [url=http://www.astrofish.net/road_archive/midland.html]delicate[/url] story. “Yeah, it was funny, that West Texas twang, ‘delicate,’ oh yeah, that’s Kramer.” (Pisces) Some old friends, some new friends. Another weekend in Austin, when, to be honest, the weather was perfect, albeit a slightly cool for a Texas summer, and thereby, business … Delicate
Dating [url=http://www.goofyfootpress.com/greatdates/index.php?fuseaction=home.viewChap&chap=15]ideas[/url]. What the heck? Mercury is backwards, we all need a little help from our friends. [i]Unrelated to [b]anything[/b]:[/i] Hurricane Charley is wrecking [url=http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A202-2004Aug14.html]havoc[/url] in Florida. Now, which country, like (oh, just pick one country the US has assisted in times of natural disaster), is going to pitch in and help those poor Floridians … Hard day at the office
Off to work. Details [url=www.astrofish.net/travel.html]here[/url]. I was picking up flyers from that Sagittarius printer guy, downtown. Support local business. He stepped up to the cash register computer – a Mac – hit something, and the machine ceased to function. “Mercury’s retrograde,” I assured him, “no problem. I’ll be back, let me just go get a … Off to work
What an onerous weight to carry? Reminds me of seeing one particular client, too, “Is the glass half empty or half full?” I ask. “Half empty! Who are you kidding? There almost nothing in the glass and the sky is falling, Mercury is retrograde and we’re on the verge of a drought!” Big day [url=http://www.lancearmstrong.com/celebrate.htm](party)[/url] … Friday the 13th
By Tuesday afternoon, I was busy trying to figure out what was going on, astrologically, that was leading so many folks to wander aimlessly. Mercury started its errant path in earnest. With a vengeance. Sure, the electric car wouldn’t start, but that was Monday. I couldn’t open the hood on the station wagon to get … In the astrology news….
Those Texas Freeways? Two meat Tuesday? The “President Bush Highway” from the toll road, right? Since the tax payers pay for the highway, is that toll road just collecting re-election money? Seems like getting out of Dallas is always a chore. Who would want to leave this behind? (frozen coffee in the pool) The day … Those Texas Freeways
Today is the Catholic Feast Day of St. Lawrence, according to some [url=http://www.catholic.org/saints/saint.php?saint_id=366]sources[/url], and the saint was noted for laziness and sloth. Now that’s a saint I can understand. Although, I’m wondering, after reading that link, if this guy shouldn’t be the patron of BBQ. I had a bunch of client calls lined up for … Laziness and sloth
Speaking engagement. “Dearly beloved, we are gathered here together in the sight of god to join this man and woman….” “Dude, wrong notes.” “Oh. So it’s 12 signs, 12 houses, 10 planets, or luminary objects, and 45 minutes. That works out to about a minute and half per astrology item….” Actual quote: “yeah Kramer, the … Speaking engagement
Dallas. So weird. Mecca. My traveling companions suggested a place called “Mecca,” and after visiting for breakfast, Saturday morning, I realized that I had been there before. Not a spooky “past life,” just sometime in the clouded past. And that was just one stop. Dallas is full of memories. Tons of them. Pitfalls? Pratfalls? One … Dallas
