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Re: [I am a Collard]

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>COLLARDS (Jun 22-Jul 23)
As far as your personal life goes, it you are a Collard, stay away from Moon
Pies.  It just won't work.  Save yourself a lot of heartache.

Altho' you don't know your grits from your grafts, you sure know your Moons,
particularly with Possums on the cusp!
True grit

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  >Hello everyone, this is Barbara Wolf.
  >http://www.globalmeditations.com
  >
  >
  >The Solstice, December 22, is an important moment.
  >Not only is it the longest night of the year (in the Northern
  >Hemisphere), but, three other events happen. 1. The Solstice
  >coincides with a Full Moon. 2. The moon is within a few hours of its
  >perigee, its closest point to the Earth, which makes the Moon appear
  >to be about 14% bigger than usual. 3. The Solstice is only ten days
  >from the Earth's perihelion, its closest point to the Sun. Jim Fournier
  ><jim@geoman.com> explains: "Since the Moon shines with reflected
  >sunlight, then the moon will appear 7% brighter than usual. These events
  >occurring together are extremely rare. This is probably the biggest,
  >brightest moon of the Millennium as well as its last."
  >
  >Events in U.S.A. Eastern Standard Time:
  >Winter solstice is at 2:44 a.m., Dec. 22.
  >The moon is at perigee (221,614 miles from Earth), 5:55 a.m., Dec. 22.
  >Full moon is at 12:31 p.m., Dec. 22.
  >---------
  >Jim Fournier explains the Galactic Alignment with the Full Moon on the
  >Solstice:
  >
  >The Full Moon on the Winter Solstice next week is like the sweep second
  >hand aligning with the minute and hour hand at midnight of a twenty-six
  >thousand year cycle. If there is one moment which represents the exact
  >fold point of the transition in our time this is it.
  >
  >This year the axis of the solstices is exactly aligned with the line
  >from here to the center of the Galaxy. Thus, on the Winter Solstice at
  >the turn of the Millennium, the center of the Galaxy is perfectly
  >aligned with the Sun. Not only that, because the Full Moon falls
  >precisely on the Winter Solstice, the line of the Earth, Sun and Moon,
  >as well as the plane defined by the Earth's axis with respect to the
  >ecliptic are all perfectly aligned with the direction to the center of
  >the Galaxy at the turn of the Millennium.
  >
  >For more info and a chart: http://gaiamind.org/solstice.htm
  >-------
  >SOLSTICE EVENTS:
: www.bigmoon.com

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