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Sep. 24th, 2017 01:55 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
spherepetAlthough we seek balance in our lives while the Moon moves through Libra the Scales, we must confront the negativity lurking in the shadows. Instead of burying the dark side of human emotions, we can be diplomats for peace by offsetting fear with love. Thankfully, charming Venus has a practical agenda now that she’s visiting earthy Virgo. Venus and the Moon connect with obsessive Pluto to bring secrets out into the open where they lose their power.
You feel exposed today because your emotions are so close to the surface. Normally, you wear your heart on your sleeve when the evocative Moon makes her monthly visit to your sign. However, you don’t want your shadow side to be seen now, preferring to hide your internal process from the judgment of others. It takes a leap of faith to trust someone with your secrets, but the intangible rewards are priceless. Sigmund Freud wrote, “Out of your vulnerabilities will come your strength.”
Today began as another summer day, a bit late in the fall, as usual as a morning should start. Jessica and Peter were up as they had to be and going about starting their day. Jessica was off to work and Peter was off to the mall to walk. I was off to Battlestar Galactica at my desk. At least there was coffee and something to eat.
Peter came back from his walk and we crashed out. It was 12:30 pm when we woke up and had to rush like crazy to get ready. We left on time to get to the appointment at the breathing masks office. Peter had to make a payment for the equipment he has had on trial. Now, he is a step closer to owning it all.
After we had done what we had to do at the office, we were able to concentrate on an errand we had to help Jessica. Jessica wanted us to deliver some posters that had to be printed out. It meant we had to go to the mall, get some printing done and then deliver it to two places downtown. It would mean a trip of about an hour each way to make the deliveries on our reliable electric wheelchairs.
It was a beautiful afternoon to go wandering around. The only question was of how to go about what we had to do. Peter suggested going to a cyclepath and connecting up with the O C Transpo rail line to cross the city. Then it would be a reasonable sidewalk hike to our destinations in the hot summer weather.
It took half an hour to reach our first destination. I didn’t know the rail line would speed up our travelling by that much. The club bar wasn’t open but there was someone inside who would take the posters and hand them to the owner when the club bar opened. The first part of our mission was accomplished.
The second part of our mission to deliver was not far away on another street. We were able to get there in a matter of about ten minutes of rough sidewalk bouncing along. Peter and I discovered the place we had to go to was not an accessible building. There are a lot of places in Ottawa that have antique steps to their main entrances. That means we on our electric wheelchairs cannot get into those buildings. So, Peter had to walk into the building to find some person to accept the printed paper we were supposed to deliver. We had the address right but there was a question about who to give our delivery to. I rolled around the building on a little discovery expedition. I also lit a cigarette and discovered that the back door was a foot and a half off the ground. So I went back around to the front to rejoin Peter who had just appeared. He had made the delivery and we were on our way with the mission completed.
It was nice to know that we had done a good thing by making the deliveries. We now had to decide how we were going to spend the rest of the day. The sun was shining down brightly and the breeze was so warm and comforting. I was so happy to just sit in the sunshine and absorb that healthy energy. It was also a matter of getting more of a tan that would last us through the cold dark winter.
You feel exposed today because your emotions are so close to the surface. Normally, you wear your heart on your sleeve when the evocative Moon makes her monthly visit to your sign. However, you don’t want your shadow side to be seen now, preferring to hide your internal process from the judgment of others. It takes a leap of faith to trust someone with your secrets, but the intangible rewards are priceless. Sigmund Freud wrote, “Out of your vulnerabilities will come your strength.”
Today began as another summer day, a bit late in the fall, as usual as a morning should start. Jessica and Peter were up as they had to be and going about starting their day. Jessica was off to work and Peter was off to the mall to walk. I was off to Battlestar Galactica at my desk. At least there was coffee and something to eat.
Peter came back from his walk and we crashed out. It was 12:30 pm when we woke up and had to rush like crazy to get ready. We left on time to get to the appointment at the breathing masks office. Peter had to make a payment for the equipment he has had on trial. Now, he is a step closer to owning it all.
After we had done what we had to do at the office, we were able to concentrate on an errand we had to help Jessica. Jessica wanted us to deliver some posters that had to be printed out. It meant we had to go to the mall, get some printing done and then deliver it to two places downtown. It would mean a trip of about an hour each way to make the deliveries on our reliable electric wheelchairs.
It was a beautiful afternoon to go wandering around. The only question was of how to go about what we had to do. Peter suggested going to a cyclepath and connecting up with the O C Transpo rail line to cross the city. Then it would be a reasonable sidewalk hike to our destinations in the hot summer weather.
It took half an hour to reach our first destination. I didn’t know the rail line would speed up our travelling by that much. The club bar wasn’t open but there was someone inside who would take the posters and hand them to the owner when the club bar opened. The first part of our mission was accomplished.
The second part of our mission to deliver was not far away on another street. We were able to get there in a matter of about ten minutes of rough sidewalk bouncing along. Peter and I discovered the place we had to go to was not an accessible building. There are a lot of places in Ottawa that have antique steps to their main entrances. That means we on our electric wheelchairs cannot get into those buildings. So, Peter had to walk into the building to find some person to accept the printed paper we were supposed to deliver. We had the address right but there was a question about who to give our delivery to. I rolled around the building on a little discovery expedition. I also lit a cigarette and discovered that the back door was a foot and a half off the ground. So I went back around to the front to rejoin Peter who had just appeared. He had made the delivery and we were on our way with the mission completed.
It was nice to know that we had done a good thing by making the deliveries. We now had to decide how we were going to spend the rest of the day. The sun was shining down brightly and the breeze was so warm and comforting. I was so happy to just sit in the sunshine and absorb that healthy energy. It was also a matter of getting more of a tan that would last us through the cold dark winter.
