posted May 21, 2009 04:13 PM            

Backstory:

-I was formerly Dulce Luna, I decided to change my name because I just wasn't feelin' it anymore.
-I was made in The Moz , but raised in these United States of America for most of my life. Specifically Rhode Island.
-I am a cancer sun/virgo moon/ Cap Asc....but with uranus conjunct my Saturn.

Random Useless facts about me

-My favorite colors are lime green, teal, and orange
-I am a magnet for weirdos.
-I also have a thing for weirdos.
-My weight seriously fluctuates
-When I'm not in school, I like watching the history channel, Sci-Fi, or futebol/Soccer.
-That brings me to my next point: I footy (soccer).
-I also like history...alot. *ninja*
-Family guy Cracks me up
-growing up between two sharply contrasting cultures (in the home vs. outside world) is not easy or fun.
-I am probably the only person my age who enjoys reading.
- I can speak 2 languages and understand about 4.
-I have an evil twin sister.
-Saturn transits play a big role in my life....unfortunately.
-I'm a big daydreamer.
-I have an obsession with music in the Spanish language...and Mariah Carey
-Bollywood speaks to my 5th house venus.

More to come soon....

posted May 21, 2009 05:45 PM            

LOL, I just love that you wrote that!

posted May 21, 2009 06:57 PM            

Chesire Kat: Same here, re: music! I do tend to catch onto alot of other foreign artists besides Spanish speaking ones...especially with the mediocre music that's out in America these days. *le sigh* And Why is my name Benedict Moon? Benediction (or blessing) is what my given name closely translates to in English....but I just ended up going with its root word. ^__^ As for moon...I always attach something that indicates my sun sign for some reason..LOL

MVM: Thanks! I was a little apprehensive about starting this since I'm bad at finishing anything I start (haha) but here I am. And LOL, doesn't Bollywood seem so 5th house/Leonine with all the breaking out into song and dance, and even the acting? I LOVED it when it was like that! Nowadays I hear its becoming more and more like Hollywood (*sobs*), but what would I know? I haven't watched a flick in a while.

posted May 22, 2009 03:13 AM            

I'm having a hard time and not in a good mood, all ticked off, my mind wanders....and then someone starts singing in a high-pitched voice in one direction, and then a male voice starts singing on the other end...and then they come running toward me

posted May 23, 2009 02:48 PM            

THIS, was taken after a day which almost turned out to be a very mercury retro day....but thankfully turned into a health&Spa day.

In one day I've.....

-almost blew my chances of passing my NA class ALL because of some st00pid shot records.

-learned that black really doesn't crack.

- began taking some ferrous sulfate due to this mystery anemia problem.

-discovered that I'm officially close to being obese.

-gotten my eyebrows and other areas of my face waxed for the first time in months.

posted May 23, 2009 06:34 PM            

Your eyebrows look fabulous, btw. Last time I got my eyebrows professionally done was in Egypt. They do this threading thing which is absolutely amazing.

I hope your Mom is ok

posted May 26, 2009 12:51 AM            

I watched the movie 'Goya's Ghost' about a half an hour ago which cronicled his life through the Spanish Inquisition and later the Athiest French Napoleonists invasion of Spain. My mind's all jumbled so I can't explain the plot properly....you basically follow Goya (the painter), his muse: the daughter of a merchant who was thrown in prison, and this 'priest'-turned-Revolutionary for Napoleon.

At first I was like, "Great, another movie about the 'evils' of the Catholic Church" and how the Revolutionaries liberated Spain from them and yadayadayada. I mean, you hear about so much anti-religion/spirituality these days that you just want to turn it off. Heck, I'll even admitt that those priests p*ssed me off (they should p*ss anyone off) but as the movie went on, I was kind of relieved......

They didn't distort the image of Napoleon's army (read: they didn't make them 'rational' liberators), and quite accurately depicted (with the help of Goya) that they could be just as ruthless in the name of their beliefs and ideals....just like the Spanish Inquisition.

Some of the accents annoyed the crap out of me ('English' ones with Spanish ones, wtf? ) but the message of the movie was totally unlike what I expected. What I got is that there isn't any truth so it really doesn't matter what your beliefs are; if you aren't really living them then they don't mean sh%t. You see it in the irony of how the soldiers announce what they are doing in the name of liberty, brotherhood, the pirsuit of happiness, yadayada....while bayonetting people to death in the streets. As well as in the Inquisitors putting people to 'The Question' in the name and love of God and Christ.

posted May 27, 2009 01:58 AM            

Out of sign aspects in general have always KILLED me too, I mean...I still cannot figure out for the life of me why my saturn in sagittarius wants to suppress my aries mars via the square aspect but meh....

posted May 30, 2009 04:32 PM            

I don't know about paint, but MVM's metaphor for the clothes on display amuses me, because I've seen stuff on display and been like "that's just the most retarded thing I've ever seen" lol ^.^ but nonetheless it's just different, but looks fine when worn.