(Never did get on track for that Holtzmann costume...)

The week in BrezPisces Horoscope for week of October 27, 2016 ( Read more... )

I wonder if the time to stop doing this is coming? "Weekends" aren't even going to have quite the same meaning for me in a few months ( Read more... )

Zero jobs back to two jobs! GO GO GO!

Heh.

I had a lovely vacation and don't really have time to write about it here. It was much needed. Now it's all Go Time before the movers come on Nov. 10.

Rob for the week ( Read more... )

Some time ago I learned/realized that Rob actually publishes his weekly horoscopes on Tuesdays now, not Wednesdays (as had long been the case). I tend to still do it on Wednesdays because of years and years and years of habit but: I'm going on vacation tomorrow (HOORAY!!!) so I'm gonna toss this up here before I go ( Read more... )

I realize there's a sameness to writing "Well I worked both days this weekend, about eight hours on Saturday and like thirteen on Sunday!" but going into more detail isn't particularly something I have the time or energy for. (I mean I do have an offline journal too...) I'm still glad I have the second job, I'm stressed about moving in ONE MONTH ( Read more... )

...means "a real mess." My life is not entirely higgledy-piggledy, and I'm trying to work with the chaos as best I can, but sometimes I feel like I'm running to jump on a moving train. Hrm. Maybe that's too dramatic...a moving carousel?

BrezPisces Horoscope for week of October 6, 2016 ( Read more... )

Here's what Rob has to say ( Read more... )

Friday night I made the conscious decision to skip my nephew's engagement party (hey! My nephew got engaged! Yay!) because I could have possibly maybe stayed for 30, 45 minutes tops and I would have likely been cranky. I felt the more sane and more kind decision for all involved was to go home and go to bed very early and sleep as much as I could ( Read more... )

This week in the Universe per RobPisces Horoscope for week of September 22, 2016 ( Read more... )

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It didn’t take Google for me to know that the concept of complete cellular renewal in the human body every seven years is a myth. I know that no neurons are added to the cerebral cortex after birth. I know that the cells of your cornea are with you your entire life; they get tired ( Read more... )