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image credit: alixbrandwyn I have come to the conclusion that I am part crow. Or, that the bird and I at least share a few habits. I like shiny things. Costume jewelry. Metal. Baubles. Glass. They don't even have to be intact. Broken is fine. It's often the sparkle of it that catches my eye more than what it is. I hoard this stuff. I have little stashes of broken glass, jewelry, rocks...sparkly stuff. Because it would be perfect! “For what?” My husband typically asks. “I don't know yet.” It's very hard for me to merely discard something of beauty even if it might be broken. I've been saying “it will be perfect” for years. Not being able to resist picking this stuff up has been a habit of mine since I was a kid. Ironically, imagine how I responded when I discovered the man I didn't know I was going to marry just yet lived in a house that was covered by some kind of masonry that incorporated two stories worth of broken colored glass. “Oh my Caw! Caw! Caw!” He and...

Ciro Marchetti-Legacy of the Divine I've spent a good deal of time with this card. It's not an overly “exciting” energy. It's a 4. Fours are stable. Which is a good thing. Before I get started with it, though, I want to tell you that I did not and STILL do not want to call this incoming New Moon an eclipse. It's wide to the Nodes and I'm eclipse over-hype fatigued. But. NASA says it is an eclipse. Dammit. An itty bitty partial Solar Eclipse. Visible only to a small portion of the world...for penguins mostly. It does hold relevance in that it hits very, very closely in opposition to the point of our eclipse last August. So, there's that. Otherwise, if you want hype, you might wanna check elsewhere cause I'm all out. LOL! I'll be back for more details. But, for now, know the New Moon occurs in Aquarius on 2/15 at about 4 PM EST. Anyway, my first observatory go around with the 4 of Cups realized itself as shattered idealism. Meaning, I was taking an “overv...