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ffloI see it's Rob B's weekly day to say some varyingly amusingly-put cluster of stuff building to a topic sentence of vagueness especially designed for me, Cancer. I'm live-blogging my experience of checking it. Exciting? I bet you've never been live-blogged through such a thing before, have you?
I feel like I could use a little wisdom tonight. I don't believe he has wisdom for me, but I'd like it if I get a sense of meaning from what he's more or less talking about that feels like it has some relevance for what's up with me at the moment, in these days.
I have the Real Astrology open in another tab now. The anticipation builds. I already know it will most likely not live up to it. But there's always hope. There's a little ray of hope 'til I find out otherwise.
Just as important as whatever I'll think once I read it is noting this sense that I want it to mean something, more than on the average Wednesday eve. Just as important as that is noting how I think about that.
Okay, I'm looking now.
[later]
[not much later]
[just a tiny bit later]
I'm back.
I liked it:
Activist and author Naomi Klein tells a story about the time she traveled to Australia at the request of Aboriginal elders. They wanted her to know about their struggle to prevent white people from dumping radioactive wastes on their land. Her hosts brought her to their precious wilderness, where they camped under the stars. They showed her "secret sources of fresh water, plants used for bush medicines, hidden eucalyptus-lined rivers where the kangaroos come to drink." After three days, Klein grew restless. When were they going to get down to business and show her the despoiled places? "Before you can fight," one elder told her, "you have to know what you are fighting for." That's good advice, Cancerian. I suggest you immerse yourself in the beauty you'll be serving and stewarding in the future.
Yeah, that's a goodie.
Maybe he's "on" this week. Read yours here.
I feel like I could use a little wisdom tonight. I don't believe he has wisdom for me, but I'd like it if I get a sense of meaning from what he's more or less talking about that feels like it has some relevance for what's up with me at the moment, in these days.
I have the Real Astrology open in another tab now. The anticipation builds. I already know it will most likely not live up to it. But there's always hope. There's a little ray of hope 'til I find out otherwise.
Just as important as whatever I'll think once I read it is noting this sense that I want it to mean something, more than on the average Wednesday eve. Just as important as that is noting how I think about that.
Okay, I'm looking now.
[later]
[not much later]
[just a tiny bit later]
I'm back.
I liked it:
Activist and author Naomi Klein tells a story about the time she traveled to Australia at the request of Aboriginal elders. They wanted her to know about their struggle to prevent white people from dumping radioactive wastes on their land. Her hosts brought her to their precious wilderness, where they camped under the stars. They showed her "secret sources of fresh water, plants used for bush medicines, hidden eucalyptus-lined rivers where the kangaroos come to drink." After three days, Klein grew restless. When were they going to get down to business and show her the despoiled places? "Before you can fight," one elder told her, "you have to know what you are fighting for." That's good advice, Cancerian. I suggest you immerse yourself in the beauty you'll be serving and stewarding in the future.
Yeah, that's a goodie.
Maybe he's "on" this week. Read yours here.
