A live one

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Hi Juan, Bob, Chris, et al

Thanks for the responses. Some other groups I've joined are

sleeping zzzzz or defunct. Nice to find a live one. It would be

interesting to do a synastry work up on Juan and Bob. Would you

gentlemen be willing to post your data so we could take a look at the

contacts? Some nice hot MA/ME/UR (arguments about techniques) aspects

or midpoints I would think. (My natal ME is closely sq UR at the

SU/MA midpoint. But I also have my Asc at the SU/SA midpoint, which

keeps me civil and focused on facts and evidence.) I also saw that

Bob mentioned he was in the over 60 age range, so email is not as

natural for him as for younger folks. It has been found that email

can often generate more heat than light if the participants are not

personally familiar with each other, and even that's no guarantee of

keeping the peace. (Do I sound like a SU/Asc in Libra, or Scorpio?

Here's the data: 9 Nov 1955, 6:40 AM, PST, near Los Angeles, 118W16,

34N07. If you use a computer atlas, Los Feliz or Glendale will get

you a little closer than LA. I lived in Glendale for 15 years.)

I was amused to find that Juan pointed out in a previous post that

Pluto is in the constellation Ophiuchus. Look up the interpretation

of *that* one in your references. :-) (Notice the emoticon, meaning a

humorous or ironic comment.) Actually there was a peculiar book back

in the 70's that did include Ophiuchus among the signs. I had a chart

done for me Ramond Mardyks that showed all my planets and angles

against the stars--quite nice for an astronomy buff.

It was a joy to find Bert Fannin's web page (even if I had to use

the web.archive utility to resurrect it) since someone who knows what

a Campanus Mundoscope is, let alone uses it, is very rare. Ahh, for

the good old days...

Enough meandering. 'Till next time.

Wayne