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Wordless Wednesday - Printing presses

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Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday - On the sunny side

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Wordless Wednesday (Sorry about the streaks. Nothing like sunshine to reveal dirty glass.)

Wordless Wednesday - Finally!

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Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday - Lit III

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Wordless Wednesday

Visiting my friend Tom

Well, sort of. I wasn't actually there. But on the top of Mauna Kea is where Tom works and where he takes so many of his gorgeous pictures of the sunset. I have now learned that he has been goofing off (according to the gentleman on this video) when doing that. He should have been inside getting ready for work. ;-) (Found via www.sixtysymbols.com .)

Budding Yogini is now a tag, not a blog

I'm consolidating a bit. My other blog, Budding Yogini, will cease to exist soon, but all posts are transferred here and tagged "spirit" and "budding yogini". I no longer feel the need to keep my spiritual musings separate from other musings. I'm still a budding yogini, though.

The Mayans and their calendar

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Sometimes I do my best writing in other people's comments . Not fair to you, dear reader, so I'll repost and elaborate here. The discussion in the link above was about the weather. If you've been paying attention to my sidebar, you know that I now have another blog where I post weather forecasts made with astrology. So in response to another commenter, I wrote this about astrology: […]after years of hanging out with astrologers, I know that it is very hard to prove anything, especially with natal charts - people being what they are. Part of my psychology class back when included learning how psychology had to devise repeatable tests in order to be considered a science, something that took a lot of time to accomplish. It’s no easier for astrology with all its variables. That’s why I got interested in weather forecasting: There are rules in astrology for forecasting weather and they either work or they don’t. The weather either happens or it doesn’t. It’s the best method