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Sewing: Daily Practice

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Taiji Day 242: Amidst Turbulence

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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.

The Astrologer’s Palace

The Astrologer's Palace

  • 10 Interview with Scott Gosnell
  • 9. The Hall of Virgo
  • 8 The Hall of Leo
  • 7 The Hall of Cancer
  • 6 Interview with Jenilee Taylor
  • 5. The Hall of Gemini
  • 4. The Hall of Taurus
  • 3. The Hall of Aries
  • 2. Interview with Erik Arneson
  • 1. A Palace of Memory

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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.

You can purchase something from my Etsy shop, Watermountain Studios.

Please leave a comment on a relevant page, with an email address but without a link in the body of the text (so it doesn't go directly to spam) listing the nature of your request or interest.

Alternately, buy something for me here. This is my Amazon.com wishlist.

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