posted February 24, 2018 08:15 AM            

Here are some interesting asteroids :

1966 TRISTAN:
Keywords: the first love, lover that never healed
Positive: love, passion, fidelity, dedication, devotion
Negative: heartbreak, defeat, broken loyalty, disappointment
Neutral: going for a replica, the one you love but cannot be with

23 THALIA:
Keywords: Muse of comedy
Positive: abundance, good cheer
Negative:
Neutral: comedians, comedy, comic mask

30 URANIA:
Keywords: muse of astronomy and astrology
Positive: heavenly
Negative:
Neutral: astronomers, astrologers, psychics, mystical types, celestial-globe, compass

3258 SOMNIUM:
Keywords: dreams, visions, sleep,
Positive:
Negative:
Neutral: neptunian vibes, astral realm, the subconscious

I add more :

1252 CELESTIA:
Keywords: heaven on earth, utopia, spiritual plane for growth
Positive: higher level of living with equality & nobility, heavenly
Negative:
Neutral: pure place, true-living, goodness-intended, celestial

posted February 24, 2018 04:16 PM            

I'm having a little wander and just discovered that 113 Amalthea is not only a beautiful-sounding asteroid (incorporating the name I'd set aside for my fictional future daughter); it's also very closely conjunct my natal Venus and Sun/Moon midpoint.

posted March 04, 2018 11:33 AM            

Thank you, SunAscendant!

(I wonder who's work the List person used, to draw up her list? .. )

posted March 04, 2018 07:18 PM            

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Originally posted by arcturus90:
"jaw drop" ! new english expression that I've learned today. I improve my english thanks to this website

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jawdrop is also one of our LL smilies!

posted March 04, 2018 08:43 PM            

To do a jawdrop smilie, use colon-marks " : " on either side of the word jawdrop.

:Jawdrop:

{I did it with capital letter J. Only works if it uses small letter j.}

When you go to make a reply....
Add Reply {bottom left}
a white message box is ready for you to type in.

Now, look at the pink-purple letters at the left of this box.

You'll see
Your Reply:

Then
*HTML is OFF
*UBB Code is ON

Next
Smilies Legend

{When you click Smilies Legend, a new window will open, where you will find a big list of all the smilies used at LL. Just copy the code, or make it yourself using colon marks.

Pay attention when it says you HAVE to use a Capital letter.

eace:

.... Peace didn't turn into a smilie because code requires a Capital 'P'.

Have Fun!

posted March 17, 2018 04:57 PM            

For the HUGE Doc, I'm almost done with formatting the Doc in Word, to print out and place in my collection.
Up to page 53-- learning more, as I go.

Wish I could remember some of the introductory training I had in early 2000s on using Access? .. I THINK that's what it was called?

There are ways of embedding where info got 'shared' over different products (Microsoft).
Might have been cool to do this Doc in Excel?

There used to be a way to ask the software to take a WordDoc and make it Excel????