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Monthly Archives: September 2017
In No Man’s Land
A Nomadic Life We have a great heritage here in Canada, National and Provincial Parks. They are spaces reserved for mankind, where, for a price, you can commune with nature. And a lot of people pack up the kids and … Continue reading
Posted in history, spirituality
Tagged history, indian philosophy, native americans, native canadians, nature
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Let Me Introduce Myself, Starlogically
I Was Born (February 9, 1950) It seems a little unfair to work on other people’s birth charts and not allow them the same insights into my own. So, I am setting the record straight, once and for all time. … Continue reading
Posted in personal, spirituality
Tagged astrology, history, life's journey, Star Signs
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Who’s Bored?
Photo taken by my phone: “Whose Board?” (It’s no big deal…)
Why Speed?
Maximum I have often remarked, while driving in our car, that most other drivers seem to consider the speed limit a ‘minimum’, always traveling at least 10 kilometers per hour over it. In fact, there seems to be an ‘unwritten’ … Continue reading
Emily Brontë: Love and Hate
Emily Brontë was a very complicated woman. Whatever was going on inside her head and her heart drove her to write fiction. And, as a result, her characters in Wuthering Heights seem to be full of passion, while full of … Continue reading
Posted in reviews, spirituality
Tagged astrology, hate, love, relationship issues, relationships
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