: About Me

I'm an astrologer living in Lititz, Pennsylvania with my husband and three children. I currently serve as Treasurer for the Association for Astrological Networking, am a member of NCGR (National Council for Geocosmic Research) and ISAR (International Society for Astrological Research), and teach and practice astrology whenever I can.

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My passion is ...

The Global Village. I'm fairly obsessed with it and what it means for culture. My fondest wish is for all to live in relative harmony while preserving the richness of different cultures.

I know too much about ...

My friends' and relatives' sex lives...guess it could be worse!

My parents always told me ...

That I could be anything I wanted and that everything happens for a reason.

My childhood ambition ...

To be an astronaut or one of of Charlie's Angels. There just doesn't seem to be any middle ground here, does there? But really, I've outgrown the Charlie's Angels thing and also know I never really had it in me to do all that math.

My favorite memory ...

My favorite memories are about my daughter, now 12. The first one was having her in my arms after 8 hours of labor. She was a pitiful little bird and I fell madly in love.

Why I write ...

I can't help myself. I try not to because it's too hard. But I always come back to it.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Carla Bruni's CD "quelqu'un m'a dit"

My first job ...

Burger King. It totally sucked. I always smelled like a french fry.

Education > Homework & Testing How to study for geography

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Got an overwhelming list of countries and capitals to learn before a test? Memorization is far less painful when your studying is experiential. Instead of asking a friend or family member to quiz you with flash cards, take yourself on a virtual trip across the landscape you are researching. You'll have a lot more fun and your newfound knowledge won't soon be forgotten. Start by enlisting the help of your right brain by creating a visual study aid by hand. Recreate a map of the region and label its parts accordingly. You can draw your map free-hand or by tracing. The important thing is to e...

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