Fish, feet and the NHS

August 2018 Having Venus next to Mars in my horoscope, I love a good creative competition. So I am delighted that the Great British Menu is back on BBC TV.  The creativity of these dishes is astounding. The brief this year is to honour the NHS as it turned 70 this year. Top chefs compete to cook one of the …

Can grief be good?

Pisces 2018 Why by Walter de la Mare Stir and shiver The reeds and rushes By the river: Ever, ever, As if in dream, The lone moon’s silver Sleeks the stream. What old sorrow, What lost love, Moon, reeds, rushes, Dream you of? This time I didn’t want to cover my usual Pisces topics – attunement, logo design, addiction, victims, …

Will the new Pope Francis win an Oscar?

Pisces 2013 It has been a very fishy few weeks, astrologically speaking. Many planets have been in Pisces and right on cue we have had some Piscean events. And if chaotic Pisces isn’t enough, we have also had Mercury going backwards confusing communications. Film, by its nature, is part of this watery archetype and the themes of this year’s film …

Visual overload

April 2012 Now there’s yet another thing we probably should use on the big bad web. I must admit this one is easy and fun and probably is a good idea in the scheme of things. I just added a pin (yes it’s actually the old-fashioned kind meant here I think) of friend and astro colleague Liz Hathway and she said …

Do we really have a choice? On dolphins and going with the flow

Pisces 2012 Recently, astrologers have been watching the sign of Pisces avidly. This is because, as I have mentioned in my previous post, (under last but not least) Neptune, the planet associated with Pisces, finally moved into his sign when I was down-under. He had a brief dally there earlier, but now he is well and truly in this sign …