I feel good about this post I published last year on this day . . .

This post from a few years ago intrigues me because yesterday someone at one of my jobs told me that my “energy” was attracting customers to me. I was happy […]

By late December, I’ve usually composed a couple of end-of-the-year lists. Typically, I rank the signs in order of who annoyed me the most, and sometimes I even provide new […]

I just came across this post, and I couldn’t be more thrilled with myself for living up to the resolution I declared on this day last year. I remember feeling […]

I’m typically quite grouchy right around Christmas. The Capricorn sun forms an opposition with my natal moon on Christmas Eve or Christmas morning every year, and that explains why I’d […]

I was glad to rediscover this post I wrote a couple of months ago on a morning where I needed some reassurance about the path I’ve chosen to follow. I […]

The moon is in Capricorn, Mars is in Capricorn, the sun enters Capricorn tomorrow morning, and Venus enters Capricorn in four days from now. If it doesn’t already feel like […]

I already published a post about my intentions when tomorrow’s new moon arrives, but now I realize that the day will challenge me with a rather mixed bag of confusing […]

Friday’s new moon coincides with the sun conjoining my natal Mercury. Last year, I published this post about the latter transit. This year, I’m going to try to use this […]

I woke up this morning feeling energetic and ready to take on the world. I didn’t realize that Mars had moved into Capricorn until I read it on “Café Astrology.” […]

Transiting Venus enters my third house this evening where it will remain for exactly one month. “Café Astrology” provides the following interpretation for the annual event: “You are mostly cheerful […]

With Neptune going direct yesterday, we’ve reached another milepost in this interesting voyage of three of the outer planets as they vacillate between house cusps. When I reread this post […]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again . . .