My husband and I have two cats, Bosco and Buckley. Both are seven-year-old males, Buckley being adopted by me from the Humane Society when he was 6 weeks old and Bosco being adopted by my husband from a different Humane Society when he was 3 years old. They've lived together for the past four years, and they are definitely brothers. In that time I can definitely tell that mannerisms and personality traits from each of the boys is rubbing off on the other. [caption id="attachment_3102" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Bosco giving his big brother Buckley a hug. Is it not entirely obvious which is the Cancer and which the Libra?"][/caption] Even though they may be as thick as

This Capricorn Full Moon occurs Saturday, June 26, 2010 at 7:38am EDT (11:38am GMT). Occurring on the heels of the solstice, the eclipsed Capricorn Full Moon not only finishes up the energy from the June 12 New Moon in Gemini (when the focus was on seeing the bigger picture) but will also be extra trying due to the formation of a Grand Cross involving the Sun, Mercury, Jupiter, Uranus, the Moon, and Saturn. The energy from the eclipse has the potential to impact us for about six months. Even without the formation of the Grand Cross, the lunar eclipse will enhance and accelerate astrological energy of the Full Moon in Capricorn. A Grand Cross is a combination of four squares and two

Cancer, The Crab June 21 to July 22 Modality: Cardinal Element: Water Ruler: Moon Keywords: Receptive, patient, intuitive, nurturing, sensitive, imaginative As a Cancer, you are known for your nurturing nature; you will do your best to make others feel secure, and will go to great lengths to ensure that you have strong family relationships and a warm and welcoming home. You are often very emotional, being ruled by the watery moon; you must be careful, as you are very intuitive and can pick up on energy and vibes (both positive and negative) from others around you. You are devoted to those in your inner circle of friends; while that circle may not be that wide,  you cherish

Today marks the beginning of summer, the longest day of the year, and a time of celebration at Stonehenge and everywhere else across the northern hemisphere. What exactly is the summer solstice, and what makes it worthy of feast and fun? In short, the solstices (one occurring on or around June 21 and one occurring on or around December 21 each year, marking the beginning of summer or winter, depending on your hemisphere) occur because the Earth is tilted on its axis; it is on the solstices that the sun is tilted most toward (the summer solstice, with longer, warmer days) or away from (the winter solstice,  with cooler, shorter days) the sun. Because of the Earth's tilt and the