• Lets not take this too seriously ! I mean, playing around with makeup , colouring our hair and shaving our legs isn't quite in the same category as tight-lacing of corsets ! - Stella Burnell
  • Eyelash tinting is so painful - I couldn't see for a while when they finally washed off tint. Not happening again. - Ann-Maree
  • I'd be worried about what Mr. & Mrs. Ruskin are getting up to. Weirdo's like this are the type that keep sex slaves. No I won't be staying with them. - Sandy
  • born to rule and know our place for the spelling checkers here. - sully of hay
  • well they are bornn to rule, we should no our place and be happy with the crumbs from the table. the australian people will fall for the con again and again. - sully of hay
  • How gorgeous. On Sunday I heard an Australian woman tell of how, inter alia, she had contributed to this garden with a native bee shelter/ sculpture...Anyway it all looks beautiful~ and I gather PJ is earnest in his water integration ideas. - ro.watson
  • I'd say the lack of respect comes from someone who thinks it's a good idea to have a go at their children in a public forum. The author, in essence, calls her adult children cheap, rude, uncommunicative, likely to leave debts unpaid and bad mannered. All of which may be true, I wouldn't know, but to air it in public seems to me to be a better example of disrespect and a lack of manners than my brief comment. - Sly Place
  • oh pixie, ROFL! we have house rules about no farting or burping at the table but really between my husband & my 8yr old son i dont stand even a fighting chance . . . at least it is done with a sense of humour, & they dont indulge when we have guests - unless, of course, one (or more) of the guests is another juvenile male, sigh! - jennifers
  • An overlooked face in the crowd? Hardly, JR, and I'm not Bel. - Grow up jack
  • When I have guests over I ask them to use the outside toilet for poohing. This may be discriminatory~ at the moment, well for the last three days I have an undiagnosed ,er , complaint... As I have already said before on this site, I have been a lesbian, and out, since 1977. Many holidays. In Europe, early 80s,we used to ask for a "matrimonale" in Italy?. I think that means a double bed. Never any trouble~ here or there travelling, except for a peeping tom on an island off Greece. We were known there as "anonomalia". - ro.watson
 
Categories:  Astrology

HOOPLA HOROSCOPES WEEK OF DECEMBER 6

Your weekly Hoopla Horoscopes, brought to you by prophet, astrologer and natural-born storyteller, Rob Brezsny.

Week beginning December 6, 2012

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): If you thoroughly shuffle a deck of cards, the novel arrangement you create is probably unique in all of human history; its specific order has never before occurred. I suspect the same principle applies to our lives: Each new day brings a singular set of circumstances that neither you nor anyone else in the last 10,000 years has ever had the pleasure of being challenged and intrigued by. There is always some fresh opportunity, however small, that is being offered you for the first time. I think it’s important for you to keep this perspective in mind during the coming week. Be alert for what you have never seen or experienced before.

 

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):  I wish I could do more than just fantasize about helping you achieve greater freedom. In my dreams, I am obliterating delusions that keep you moored to false idols. I am setting fire to the unnecessary burdens you lug around. And I am tearing you away from the galling compromises you made once upon a time in order to please people who don’t deserve to have so much power over you. But it’s actually a good thing I can’t just wave a magic wand to make all this happen. Here’s a much better solution: You will clarify your analysis of the binds you’re in, supercharge your willpower, and liberate yourself.

 

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18):  In his book Even Cowgirls Get the Blues, Tom Robbins talks about a gourmet who “gave up everything, traveled thousands of miles and spent his last dime to get to the highest lamasery in the Himalayas to taste the dish he’d longed for his whole life, Tibetan peach pie. When he got there . . . the lamas said they were all out of peach. ‘Okay,’ said the gourmet, ‘make it apple.’” I suspect you’ll be having a comparable experience sometime soon, Aquarius. You may not get the exact treat you wanted, but what you’ll receive in its place is something that’s pretty damn good. I urge you to accept the gift as is!

 

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):  “Having ‘a sense of self’ means possessing a set of stories about who we are,” according to William Kittredge in his book The Nature of Generosity. He says there are two basic types of stories: The first is “cautionary tales, which warn us” and therefore protect us. The second consists of “celebratory” tales, which we use to heal and calm ourselves. I believe that you Pisceans are now in a phase when you primarily need celebratory stories. It’s time to define yourself with accounts of what you love and value and regard as precious.

 

ARIES (March 21-April 19):  Spencer Silver was a co-inventor of Post-it notes, those small, colorful pieces of paper you can temporarily attach to things and then remove to use again and again. Speaking about the process he went through to develop this simple marvel, he said, “If I had thought about it, I wouldn’t have done the experiment. The literature was full of examples that said you can’t do this.” I’d like to make him your patron saint for the next few weeks, Aries. Like him, you now have the chance to make practical breakthroughs that may have seemed impossible, or at least unlikely. Ignore conventional wisdom — including your own. Trust your mischievous intuition.

 

TAURUS (April 20-May 20):  The axolotl is a kind of salamander that has an extraordinary capacity for regenerating itself. If it loses a leg in an accident, it will grow a new one in its place. It can even fix its damaged organs, including eyes, heart, and brain. And get this: There’s never any scar tissue left behind when its work is done. Its power to heal itself is pretty much perfect. I nominate the axolotl to be your power animal in the coming weeks, Taurus. According to my reading of the astrological omens, you now have an extraordinary ability to restore any part of your soul that got hurt or stolen or lost.

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