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Author Archives: cdsmiller17
When Real Life and the Movies Intersect:
Rescued by Ruby (2022) This seemed to be another improbable film, until I read that Ruby was euthanized last week. (I must have missed the disclaimer that this film was based on a true story.) Either way, it’s a great … Continue reading
Posted in history, showbusiness
Tagged canines, dogs, films, Hollywood, K9, police service dog, working
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How to Respect Someone’s Opinion:
Agree to Disagree We are in the middle of a provincial election here in Ontario, Canada. So, the knives are out, trying to carve up the electorate. And because the Americans are running their mid-term primaries at the same time, … Continue reading
Posted in history, showbusiness
Tagged Canada, conflict, elections, Great Britain, humour, midterm elections, Ontario, politics, television, United States history
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The Sha*ping* of My Family
CDSM Family Tree Yes, of course I could have tried to import an image from our 7,400+ extended family tree but that would have entailed exposing private details to the world and his uncle. So, what you get is this … Continue reading
Posted in family, personal
Tagged astrology, children, DNA, family trees, moment of conception, paternity, pingback, relativity
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Maybe This is Exactly What Everyone Wants…
The World Going to Hell in a Handcart You know what I’m going to write next, don’t you? Be careful what you ask for, you just might get it. Putin and Russia want a neutral buffer zone around their borders. … Continue reading
The Proof was in the Mincemeat Pudding
Operation Husky (July 10, 1943) One of my past life memories centres around this episode in World War II. I was an American soldier, fighting in Italy. (And because of all the other lives I was living through, at the … Continue reading
Posted in history, personal
Tagged Allies, astrology, Italy, past lives, Sicily, WWII
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The Last Two Years have Been a Rough Ride
My Draconic and Natal Charts Analysis In some ways, the coronavirus has been a test of faith, but only now do I realize how tenuous life can be. When COVID-19 was declared a pandemic in March 2020, I immediately began … Continue reading
Posted in personal, spirituality
Tagged astrology, coronavirus, COVID-19, Draconic chart, pandemic, Saturn Season, soul's purpose, synastry
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Is It #timesup for the #metoo Movement?
Jacob Hoggard (July 9, 1984) I’m beginning to think that taking high profile men to court for sexual misbehaviour is becoming passé. Men have always been sexual predators, just ask the cavewoman who got knocked on the head with a … Continue reading
Posted in history, showbusiness
Tagged astrology, Canada, metoo, Pop Idol, rape trial, relationships, sexual abuse, sexual harassment, television, timesup
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Yesterday in History XIII
Diamond Sūtra (May 11, 868 AD) On this day in 868: The Diamond Sutra, the oldest known dated book, is printed in China. Hmm. Not the oldest book, just the oldest block printed book with a known date of publishing. … Continue reading
Posted in history, spirituality
Tagged 9th century, astrology, China, prints, publishing, Zen Buddhism
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