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Astrology in Real Life: Symbols of Pluto in Sagittarius - Nuns and Barbaro
Just Blathering…
I’m reading this book, Unveiled: The Hidden Lives of Nuns
On the same subject, this image came to mind the other day. I posted it on my old blog a few years ago as an image of Pluto in Sadge. I mean, come on. There’s a horse (Sagittarius) in a sink hole (Pluto), being pulled down (Pluto) against his will, obviously. I thought it was funny.
But when I heard about Barbaro, going down, I didn’t think it was funny at all. In fact, it made me sick to my stomach. Posting this anyway, though. With wishes he comes through this, “a happy walking horse”.
| Posted at 12:39 pm
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How about this one:
a spy (pluto) blogging (sagittarius? or aquarius?) about secrets (pluto)?
Here: http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2156600/sacked-spy-blog-takes-mi6
And the former MI6 spy’s blog: http://richardtomlinson.typepad.com/tomlinson_v_mi6/2006/04/i_wish_blogging.html (the begining)
First I thought: this is a scorpio pissed off, lol.
But after reading his biografy I think maybe he’s a leo who was hurt in his pride.
I was at my parents house the day of the race and saw what happened to that horse. I don’t watch sporting events, and I especially avoid anything to do with animals because I find it cruel. Watching that race made me sick and I nearly cried for that poor animal. Thankfully the vet was able to fix his leg and he won’t be put to sleep.
I stumbled across your blog while I was doing some online research. Like you, I felt ill when I saw the obvious pain this poor animal was in. I, too, hope and pray that he continues to recover and can someday live a semi-normal life.