Holy Crap on Toast

This morning I went to a workshop on how your astrology chart affects how and what you write. The woman who gave the workshop had me nailed with just a few sentences.

I've had my chart done before but no one ever, EVER got me like this. Utterly spooky right down to asking about who drank in my family and knowing that I didn't drink until late.

Also, I highly recommend this writing conference to all women writers, even those who have no intention of sharing their work with the larger public. The price is reasonable relative to other conferences (room & board included and different lengths of stay offered). It has many, many opportunities to be creative and meet interesting women from all over the world and has a very healing spirit. Many of the women here have backgrounds in social work, psychology and other healing positions. It's a very cool place. You can find out more at www.iwwg.org The lady does readings in NYC and I think maybe via phone. She's been on the Today Show. Email me if you're interested in her name. I think I'm going to get a more in depth reading.

Comments

[Cat]

OK that stuff is cool - I have never had it done but I figure whatever extra tools we can find along the way - its all good!@

[Always Carol]

Great title or do you go around saying that all day :-)

[Patrick]

Isn't Holy crap on toast what Batman used to say? Right before, "to the Bat cave, Robin"

I'd be interested to hear how an in depth reading goes, if you decide to do so.

[postpaleo]

Interesting stuff, when you get into the real depth of it and not the shallow thingies that pass for it on the net and other places. I had a passing interest in it in the way back. I liken it to the hand reading I was having fun with in the last post. They have now found that, indeed, there are parts of it that are indicators that can be proven. Just because science hasn't discovered it, doesn't mean it isn't so. Or, parts are on the cusp of something pertinent.

Personally I have found there are things that are best left unknown or let them unfold in their own way.

Did I ever tell you that I forecast my own way of dying? Yup!! I'm going to die falling off a sidewalk. I don't walk on sidewalks anymore, I walk in the street. I'll fool death yet.

[Steve E]

I don't forecast, but I've got a load of ESP...it scares me sometimes.

Thanks for a thoughtful blogging.

[Syd]

I've never been to a reader before. It sounds interesting and maybe someday I'll do it. I guess that now I just live in the day and know my past as well as anyone could. The future--not mine to worry much about.

[Lou]

VR, you know I'm into it. Email me her name.

I thought this post would be entirely different by the title! The writing workshops really sound good. Just being with other like minded women is always inspriring.

[EliHornby]

I didn't drink until later either, J.