posted June 03, 2011 09:39 AM            

I know I will ..... I just know it.

posted June 06, 2011 02:24 PM            

I love this show, its probably the only one involving vampires that I would ever watch. Its also proof that the British are farrrrr better at doing Vampyres than Americans are. Have you ever seen the U.S. version of this show? (bleh) Twilight? (hurl) True Blood? (meh) Enough said.

And I also love how easy it is to pick out certain astro "themes" on here. On this show, there's an obvious water triplicity...in the form of houses none the less...but its obvious. (SPOILER ALERT BELOW)

Annie is the 12th house, especially in the second season. Between her obvious sensitivity to not knowing where she belongs, I can't help but relate. There's 'secrecy' surrounding her death, and she pretty much 'invisible' until Mitchell and George come around. She does become visible to others again with confidence, but adverse events always send her into a relapse. By series 3 it seems she believes her purpose is what she does for other people (mainly Mitchell/George/Nina), also very Piscean. But in true fashion, the 12th house and the 8th unite (her and Mitchell) and hey, it makes sense since they are both 'dead' in a way. But he saves her, and she saved him too.

Mitchell - is obviously the 8th house. But not in the annoying brooding way that you'll find with your Edward Cullens or whatever. Mitchell is not a wet blanket. He's actually very laid back and easygoing (staying true to the actor's Gemini Stellium I guess)but he's always fighting a darkside at the same time. Maybe there's some saturn in there too? He's often dubbed the unofficial father figure since he's been on this earth longer and is very wise for someone who still looks 25. In the show, his vampire lust for blood is even compared to a drug addiction, a compulsion. Yeah, you might think neptune...but its plutonian at its finest because he's only freed in the end through death.

posted June 19, 2011 09:10 PM            

I also never fully appreciate the complexity of Kurt Cobain until I'm listening to old Nirvana songs again. 'Lithium' seriously makes me want to cry, and I don't say that about many things other than some movies. Incredibly sad.

posted July 08, 2011 02:57 PM            

1). Get a hold of that Carlos Castaneda book. Thanks to an anonymous Virgo Rising on another site (I just love how they cut to the point), I've come to realize there are some serious holes in my aura that I need to fill. I like to kid myself that I am an overcautious Virgo Moon, but its time to face the music: I have a mercury-neptune opposition and an steroidal Aries Mars in the 3rd, I have not been as impeccable nor careful as I want to think I am. And this is as evidenced by the series of unfortunate events that has been my week so far. Its not a recent development either, but I believe this dilemma has reached a boiling point with the nasty eclipse from Friday and the completetion of the Cardinal Grandcross....all hitting my early Cardinal planets in Aries and Cancer. So for starters, its the "Teachings of Don Juan" which is suppose to be every Carlos learned from a Peruvian Shaman who went by that namesake.

2. Road trip to the Mountains. Can you believe I've been in North Carolina since 2008 but I still have not been any farther West than Charlotte's International Airport? I gotta see the Blueridge and not from the touristy-skitrip perspective. I am just driving my car to one of the Indian Nations and taking it in. I think it'd be good for my neurotic Virgo Moon if it were some place where it felt at home.

3. See the familia overseas. Its been almost 11 years since I've flown back to the motherland, and waaaay too long. I've heard alot has changed in some places, and if there is one place I'm not ashamed to be nostalgic about, it's the country my parents and aunties call home.

4. Determined to get into an RN program. This is pretty self explanatory....while I feel that LPNs are no different from RNs, the workplace doesn't agree. Its been increasingly exclusive of LPNs who are taught most of the same things as RNs, albeit in a shorter time period. Its sad, but if I want more employment opportunities this is the one way I have to utilize my Cap Ascendant and climb up the ladder, its this way. :\

5. Cut out every toxic link, association, and interaction in my life. I've realized now that the only way to satisfy the Plutonian side of my moon is to do the Virgo side of it too. Emotionally I feel like a Cat, whenever I walk into any situation there's always 10 angles to percieve it from. Its driving me batshit crazy. So from now on, I'm keeping every interpersonal aspect of my life very simple in true Virgo Moon fashion. I may be a bit more sane after the fact.

(sidetrack: Would you believe that a highschool dropout represented themselves in Court? They may have been either really bold or really stupid.)

6. Open up "The Travels of Marco Polo" or "Ibn Battuta". I'm a Virgo Moon, I enjoy documentaries and narratives on different things. So naturally I find anthropology in the Middle Ages a MUY remarkable thing. The latter guy I named traveled to my homeland and unbiasedly reflected on it, and THAT, I find surreal.

7. Lose 30 lbs. I had little issue doing this last year since once my Aries Mars finds an exercise routine (ZUMBA!) it sticks with it. Unfortunately...Nursing School also happened too. Now with that out of the way, I'll be able to go back to the gym.