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Astrology Today: January 31, 2012 – Couple In The Next Room…

January 30th, 2012 @ 5:00 pm by Elsa

My eye on the sky.

The Moon in Taurus needs peace but it’s not likely to get it with Venus and Mars facing off.

“Couple in the next room
Bound to win a prize
They’ve been goin’ at it all night long
Well I’m tryin’ to get some sleep
But these motel walls are cheap
Lincoln duncan is my name
And here’s my song, here’s my song…:

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Astrology 7 comments | Posted at 5:00 pm

7 Responses to “Astrology Today: January 31, 2012 – Couple In The Next Room…”

debdeb

Hm. As an astrology novice I gotta ask: doesn’t the transiting taurus moon taking a sextile from venus and trine from mars help alleviate the whole venus/mars situation?

1/30/12 @ 5:21 pm (reply)

Elsa

debdeb yes. But the tension is still there.

1/30/12 @ 5:25 pm (reply)

debdeb

Ahh okie dokes.

1/30/12 @ 5:27 pm (reply)

Kashmiri

Myself!

1/30/12 @ 6:10 pm (reply)

music4am

Yep, minor square off tonight. It could’ve went major, but I found my center point and I’m not gonna be bother by it,
Angie

1/30/12 @ 7:37 pm (reply)

Australia

Golly! where do I start. I will try to avoid a long post of ‘they said this’ and ‘I said that’
* Big issues with a subordinate within a large beurocratic, heirachical institution. Not going toe to toe as such. Instead have pulled all the beurocratic process in. Complaints procedure, legal department, notify my superiors etc. Too damn slow to move unforunatley while harrasment continues.
* Visiting family in another state next week. None of them want to talk to each other, so am going between their 3 separate places on my own. crazy! I’d rather just hide in a motel room for a week or relax, that or chew on rusty nails.

Anyhoo…Am holding steadfast, no direct confrontations, am hoping the powers that be see what is going on…that I am a dumping ground for their shadow.
Scapegoat:singled out for unmerited negative treatment.
The more I remain steadfast in my position the more others implode. yikes!

1/30/12 @ 11:20 pm (reply)

jannevellamo

I’m being hacked. The hacker has somehow managed to bypass the WIN7 security measures, disabled virus scanners, planted some hostile code on a partition and apparently also changed the file system in that partition. Since the file system is not Windows compatible, it’s off limits to scanning. This is interesting. I know someone on the blog, who was attacked the same way, resulting in her online banking codes getting stolen and her account emptied. I bet this is the same hacker. If one of your disk partitions suddenly becomes inaccessible, you have a hostile on board. The partition probably contains a program that monitors your online actions and once you access your bank account, the codes are sent to the hacker. Fortunately, I have no trust whatsoever in online banking. I always knew this was going to happen sooner or later. With my luck, this was inevitable. So, I do my banking the old way, using an automat or over the counter. Good luck sniffing codes, suckerrrrr!! This is one of those times an angular Saturn does come in handy. I was actually years ahead of the hacker in security. The only problem is, I have some saved games on that partition. Never mind, I can win those games again anytime. Another fortunate thing is the fact I’m using an old computer with an 80GB drive. Owing to bad sectors, I have to format the thing several times a year anyway, so I’d have to be stupid to keep anything important on the computer. I can format once a day, if necessary. I also know the hacker is reading everything I type. That’s easy with a keylogger planted on that partition. Actually, I think the hacker must be feeling more frustrated than me at the moment. No loot to take, not even minor discomfort to inflict. In stead, I’m having a good time frustrating the bastard. Also, I’m figuring the hacker out, but he’s not figuring anything. When you look into the abyss, the abyss looks into you.

1/31/12 @ 3:04 pm (reply)