Were you to find this on one of your vegetable or ornamental plants would you know what it is? Would you squish it or, even worse, spray it with an insecticide under the belief that all bugs are bad? You’d be making a mistake…. Read more »
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by Allan Richter and Linda Melonefrom Energy Times During his fifth season playing affable bartender Sam Malone on “Cheers,” Ted Danson was walking with his daughters along the beach in Santa Monica, California, when they encountered a sign that read, “Water polluted. No Swimming.” Danson… Read more »
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If there is an app for creativity and hard work, the students involved in The Student Innovation Expo 2012 in Hartford, Connecticut must have downloaded it! Students from 35 schools statewide will compete in the categories of: Business Plan, ePortfolio, eCommerce, Film, App Design,… Read more »
is in Taurus Monday through Tuesday morning.
moves into Gemini Wednesday morning until Saturday morning.
will remain in Cancer for the rest of the weekend.
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Make some room for the fun and explorative things. Don’t neglect the ones whom you’ve given a portion of your heart to. They’re trying very hard and making a huge effort. The most respectful thing to do is to be honest, or to match their intensity with equal amounts of love and compassion. If you like how they make you feel, you should want to be with them as often as possible. If this isn’t the case, you should let them know.
Transparency is the best policy.”
Let’s get together; it’s time to celebrate. Treat your heart as a love shack. If you aren’t embracing life to the fullest, then what the hell are you doing with your time? Be a part of love like there’s no tomorrow. If people aren’t being receptive to your true being, then let them be and just be you. Some individuals will come around, and some will never learn. All and all, you should never stop dancing. If the music’s got you feeling so free, you better celebrate.
“Harder, better, faster, stronger!”
We hope that you’ve had a luxurious week. Was it full of love, friendship, laughter, communal behavior, and acceptance? It better be, because you’re stunting your growth if all you ever do is take and never give. There are multiple types of giving. Some are suited to specific personalities, and some are more than common place. What we must do is to figure out a blend of the intricate and the simplistic.
“For the good of all, all for on.e”
Be the person you know you are. Never falter, never waver, and never give in to the next best thing. You deserve all the world’s riches. Remember though, to obtain true happiness you need to climb up from the mud and over the treacherous hillsides. Though you really shouldn’t have a problem–mud and soil are a part of your nature. These entities house many sacred organisms, such as yourself.
“Honor the divine in everyone and everything.”