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Month: December 2012

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Growing in Power and Strength

31 December 201231 December 2012 Andrew

Taiji day 298: get sweaty

30 December 201230 December 2012 Andrew

Taiji day 297: return of force

29 December 201230 December 2012 Andrew

Travel, Interrupted. With Friends.

29 December 2012 Andrew

Taiji day 296: watch your back

29 December 20128 January 2013 Andrew

Following Drawing Scripts

28 December 201228 December 2012 Andrew

Taiji Day 295: walking in the rain

27 December 2012 Andrew

Taiji Day 294: messages from the massage

26 December 2012 Andrew

What Are You Building?

26 December 2012 Andrew

Taiji day 293: Shadow Boxing Day

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I am an astrologer, artist, and consultant living in western Massachusetts, USA.  Above are links to my static material. At left is my blog. Below are links to my podcast, calendar, and search tools… and below that, links to people I read regularly.

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I accept donations for my writing work here on this website: paypal.me/AndrewBWatt. Your donations in support of my writings (poetry, essays, short stories) are graciously appreciated.

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