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Hello!
June 5, 2010

Hope you like my new website. 

When I moved to New York late last year I started writing a blog.  Every day I’m seeing something wonderful, meeting someone interesting and discovering new places, products and people.  I wanted to share all this with you. 

We all know New York is a kind of melting pot and I must say I’ve been stunned by the quirkier things I’ve seen here -which makes English eccentricity look positively staid. 

My camera’s super-glued to my side these days as any time I’ve ventured out without it then I’ve missed capturing an extraordinary moment. You can trace it all here, as I explore this crazy city, all it has to offer and much more…

Something fishy about that full moon
August 22, 2010
Sun in Virgo, Full Moon in Pisces. Should we act with our head or our heart? Is it all analysis, balance sheets and slaving away behind the scenes or should we indulge our fantasies, buy hyacinths for the soul and lose ourselves in love and escapism? Virgo is work, Pisces is relaxing. How can we be on the case but loosen up a bit too…
I think this London street epitomises the mood of the moment – Westbourne Grove – the formality of the old buildings as a perfect backdrop for the creative vibe.
 

 

Catch you later
August 15, 2010

This week is the final curtain for the Jupiter opposite Saturn square Pluto scenario. Endings and beginnings. I am returning to London and will keep you posted from there!

The lighthouse at Martha’s Vineyard
August 9, 2010

This is an extreme time. We see things in black and white, dark and light, good and bad, either/or. It’s all part of the Aries-Libra opposition with Pluto in Capricorn intensifying the polarity. The lighthouse is such a reassuring presence on the coastline.

Martha's Vineyard lighthouse

Cardinal T Square
August 2, 2010

You never know who’s going to be next to you in the queue.

It could be an angel or a devil! As the Cardinal T square lines up in the heavens we’re seeing all kinds of strange things.

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Opposites Attract
July 26, 2010

This week I visited the Roof Garden at the top of the Metropolitan Museum.  It really is a place where the bucolic lushness of Central Park merges with the urban skyscraper landscape.  It got me thinking about the current Mars/Saturn opposition Uranus.  The trees are the Mars Saturn in Libra – all about roots, beauty and the constant cycles of nature.  The skyline with its hard edges – very man-made, jagged and Uranian.  We all fall somewhere in this polarity and affinity.  Do we need the space and serenity of the countryside or the street-buzz of the city.  Where are we happiest ?  For some the city is excitement and the countryside is boredom, for others nature is freedom and the city is stifling.  This amazing view across the treetops of Central Park towards the dazzling skyline captures the opposites.

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