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The Sudden Passing of the “Dilbert” Cartoonist
Scott Adams (June 8, 1957 – January 13, 2026) Ordinarily, I wouldn’t look at a person’s passing unless they were a political person, or had an accident. This is different. For one thing, he had a daily podcast called, “Real … Continue reading
Posted in history, spirituality
Tagged astrology, cartoons, life and death, United States history
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“Maybe You Should Stop Calling [Her]”
Peer Pressure All through the third season of “Everwood” I’ve had the feeling that the main characters are being strongly influenced by the people around them. That’s nothing new, of course; it happens everyday. It’s a plot device, for sure, … Continue reading
Posted in showbusiness
Tagged Everwood, Netflix, peer pressure, plot devices, social mores, television
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Descending a Staircase
Why We’re Fascinated by the Image Eye-catching, isn’t it? Nude Descending a Staircase No. 2 has been around for a good amount of time, almost 115 years. Cubits rejected it, calling it too futuristic. But it fascinates us, anyway. Modern … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged fascination, films, life and death, music videos, paintings, Staircases
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When I Came Across This Word, I was Surprised
Wellspring The quote above was the inspiration for naming Fenella Rundell’s channelled messages from the White Brotherhood “The Wellspring”. So, you can imagine how I felt when I came across the word in “Lucid Dreaming Made Easy”. The shadow is … Continue reading
The Moment the Snow Moon’s Seen Rising in the East
Leo Full Moon (February 1, 2026) Sometimes it’s good to remember that Astrology is a great illustration of what we can see (and not see) in the sky. Last night, I took this picture @ 5:27:26 pm ET. The Moon … Continue reading
Honestly, This is Just a Rehashed Cinderella Story
Bridgerton Season 4 (2026) There truly is nothing new under the sun. Bridgerton has been a staple of Netflix since its first season in 2020. The stories are riveting especially if you like love in the English Regency period. The … Continue reading
Posted in reviews
Tagged fairy tale ending, love story, Netflix, Regency, romance, United Kingdom
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A Classic Feel-Good Movie that’s also a True Story
Music of the Heart (1999) There are very few Meryl Streep movies that I’ve not seen. This was one of them. I found it on Prime Video last night, and took some gentle ribbing from my wife, after saying that … Continue reading
Posted in reviews
Tagged classical music, New York City, true story, United States history, violins
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As Far as Dreams Go, This One was Twisty
Failure to Launch It seems to me that almost all my dreams these days are lucid dreams. The reason for suggesting that is the fact that I always know I’m dreaming, and nothing surprises me while I’m in the dream. … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged angel numbers, failures, fear of failure, lucid dreaming, rocket launch
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Can We Even Trust the Internet Anymore?
Deep-fakes I’ve noticed lately that there are more and more “AI-enhanced” YouTube videos circulating. The giveaway to me is the hand gestures. The lip-synching is almost perfect, but the hands don’t gesture naturally. And, if you look at the background … Continue reading
When Regulus Rises in the East, We will be Wiser
The Eye of the Sphinx (October 7, 2026) I have been reluctant to ascribe this date to the end of a very dramatic six month period in 2026. But with recent ICE actions in Minneapolis, and the public outcry over … Continue reading
Posted in history, paranoia, spirituality
Tagged astrology, Egypt, predictions, Regulus, Sphinx
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