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Month: September 2019

26 September 2019 Andrew

Sewing: New bag design

goddess Astronomy teaching the stars
22 September 201922 September 2019 Andrew

Astrology: Sun in Libra I

19 September 20193 October 2019 Andrew

Astrology: Libra Ingress 2019

16 September 201916 September 2019 Andrew

Sewing: piecing by numbers

14 September 2019 Andrew

Sewing: hat prototype

13 September 2019 Andrew

Sewing: more grocery bags

goddess Astronomy teaching the stars
11 September 201912 September 2019 Andrew

Astrology: Sun in Virgo III

8 September 2019 Andrew

Sewing: Medium shirt

6 September 20196 September 2019 Andrew

Sewing: linen shirt

5 September 2019 Andrew

Sewing: drumstick bag

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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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The Astrologer's Palace

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  • 7 The Hall of Cancer
  • 6 Interview with Jenilee Taylor

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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.

I'm available for consultations, advising on MakerSpaces, strategic planning, and other services including geomantic and astrological divination. You can PayPal me at this address for a consultation, and make arrangements for services by emailing me.

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