“Unraveling the Unexpected: What Secrets Lie Behind the Chaos of Today?”
Added on January 6, 2025 inASTROLOGY CARDS
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In the wild world of astrology, where the stars seem to have an uncanny knack for throwing curveballs (hello, Mutable Madness!), there’s always something fascinating to dive into. Today, I’m gearing up for a videocast with none other than Frederick Woodruff from the “Rage of Aquarius” podcast—yes, we’re talking cosmic trends for 2025! Imagine a conversation where we navigate the nebulous waters of astrology, balancing everything and nothing in common, all while I playfully lean into my 7th house Uranus vibes. And if that doesn’t pique your curiosity, have you ever found yourself wondering why subscribed newsletters could be playing hide and seek in your inbox? Well, you’re not alone. As I probe the labyrinthine quirks of email delivery along with some internet drama, I can’t help but ponder—why can’t Yandex and Proton Mail be friends? The digital age can certainly be an eye-opener! So, buckle up for some celestial insights and a sprinkle of tech frustrations! LEARN MORE.
I’ve been unable to exactly catch up from the Mutable Madness. However, I’m going to film a videocast with, Frederick Woodruff, today.
He’s one of the crew of the Rage of Aquarius podcast. I linked the episode I recorded with them.
The topic will be 2025 Astro, as well as what we observe out in regards to trends. I think it will be interesting because we’ve everything and nothing in common. I have a 7th house Uranus and I love this kind of thing.
On other fronts, a good many people are still not getting my newsletter. The situation is: you are subscribed. I am sending to you. You aren’t receiving in your in box or spam. WHY?
I’ve opened a ticket with support. Brevo is looking into this situation and I’m hoping they can get to the bottom of it. “Hoping” does not mean “optimistic” in this case. I’m sorry, but I’m sure you’ve noticed, the internet is failing in so many ways. I personally, cannot make these countries get along. It’s been eye-opening.
Like, “Hey, Yandex! Why can’t you get along with Proton Mail”.
::cold stare::
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