Free Will Astrology, and update
Feb. 24th, 2005 08:49 amVIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): To be in maximum alignment with the cosmic trends, go to the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam and commune with the painting "Peach Tree in Blossom" while sipping peach blossom wine and thinking deep thoughts about the parts of you that are like peach blossoms. Here's another possibility: Travel to a place where actual peach blossoms are blooming and meditate on why the Chinese consider this flower the most auspicious of plants. If you can't manage either of those actions, Virgo, please at least find images of peach blossoms on the Internet and gaze at them as you muse fondly of the delicate young aspects of your life that most need your love and care.
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Rob Brezsny really does have a cool job.
After this weekend's writing retreat, I've got a new outlook on my freelance writing career. I went to work on Tuesday morning, acting as if I were starting a new job. I'm writing in the library now, because this place is too small to act as both home and office. I'm falling back in love with the wealth of information at the library, and I am sending queries to magazines. Soon I will start a book proposal.
I had this realization over the weekend: it's time for me to go deeply into the business of writing. I've been composting since I left my job; I've been resting, and it was important that I did that.
Now I'm at that inevitable point in any serious venture, whether it be writing or parenting or owning a business. I've mastered some key skills, and now it's time to propel myself into more learning. To dig deeper. Always more, always expanding. It's really exciting.
So I may be sparse around this here LJ land. I'll be reading but probably posting less.
I'm off to find some peach blossoms.
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Rob Brezsny really does have a cool job.
After this weekend's writing retreat, I've got a new outlook on my freelance writing career. I went to work on Tuesday morning, acting as if I were starting a new job. I'm writing in the library now, because this place is too small to act as both home and office. I'm falling back in love with the wealth of information at the library, and I am sending queries to magazines. Soon I will start a book proposal.
I had this realization over the weekend: it's time for me to go deeply into the business of writing. I've been composting since I left my job; I've been resting, and it was important that I did that.
Now I'm at that inevitable point in any serious venture, whether it be writing or parenting or owning a business. I've mastered some key skills, and now it's time to propel myself into more learning. To dig deeper. Always more, always expanding. It's really exciting.
So I may be sparse around this here LJ land. I'll be reading but probably posting less.
I'm off to find some peach blossoms.
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Date: 2005-02-24 04:35 pm (UTC)please stop by now and then to let us know
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Date: 2005-02-24 04:53 pm (UTC)Whee!!
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Date: 2005-02-24 07:00 pm (UTC)YOU'RE NUMBER ONE!
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