http://www.moonkissd.com/2008/09/15/pisces-full-moon-new-bohemia/ Peace - Love - Astrology Tue, 07 Feb 2012 13:58:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.moonkissd.com/2008/09/15/pisces-full-moon-new-bohemia/comment-page-1/#comment-2526 fern Fri, 19 Sep 2008 20:03:42 +0000 http://moonkissd.com/2008/09/15/pisces-full-moon-new-bohemia/#comment-2526 Hi Jessica, Hope you and John are having a great time! Sorry I missed your skype the other day. This is a great post about the Pisces full moon. You very nicely captured the essence in a super intuitive neptunian way:) talk to you soon! Fern Hi Jessica,
Hope you and John are having a great time! Sorry I missed your skype the other day. This is a great post about the Pisces full moon. You very nicely captured the essence in a super intuitive neptunian way:)
talk to you soon!
Fern

]]> http://www.moonkissd.com/2008/09/15/pisces-full-moon-new-bohemia/comment-page-1/#comment-2524 sprevrha Tue, 16 Sep 2008 19:05:21 +0000 http://moonkissd.com/2008/09/15/pisces-full-moon-new-bohemia/#comment-2524 Wow! That is sooo cool to see a picture of you John Maggie and my grandpa on your blog!!! I hope you are enjoying Austria, the stories about the war (I probably know most of them very well), Glen Miller in the POW camp, the herring barrel. Ironically their (my grandparents') really hard time started after the war when Austria was de-nazified, there were no jobs, no food, a city in ruins and mistrust everywhere. Hard to believe that's only 60 years ago. I often wonder about the wounds that have been passed on to my generation from that time and that I will inflict on the next one. After such a major catastrophe it sure takes longer to heal the people than it takes to rebuild a St Stephen's or a Stift Melk (actually wasn't damaged...) or turn Dachau into a museum. So this picture does have the hstorical depth that you eluded to. He was really there, and he still is. Now with you. Wow! That is sooo cool to see a picture of you John Maggie and my grandpa on your blog!!! I hope you are enjoying Austria, the stories about the war (I probably know most of them very well), Glen Miller in the POW camp, the herring barrel. Ironically their (my grandparents’) really hard time started after the war when Austria was de-nazified, there were no jobs, no food, a city in ruins and mistrust everywhere. Hard to believe that’s only 60 years ago. I often wonder about the wounds that have been passed on to my generation from that time and that I will inflict on the next one. After such a major catastrophe it sure takes longer to heal the people than it takes to rebuild a St Stephen’s or a Stift Melk (actually wasn’t damaged…) or turn Dachau into a museum. So this picture does have the hstorical depth that you eluded to. He was really there, and he still is. Now with you.

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