posted June 27, 2009 12:41 AM            

Thought I'd move here from AG's thread. You remind me a lot of myself in some ways, then I looked at your chart and saw that we're both Sag suns, Libra moons, and fire rising. You have Aries and I have Sag. So... how's that for fun?

Just wanted to say that most of my great loves (geesh, have there been that many?! Not really. I'm very monogamous. Just serially so. I'm married now, though, so those days are behind me. The serial part, I mean. Still monogamous!)... anyway, those loves have been Caps, Sags, and Libras. I've dated some Aries guys (fun for a short bit, but I get burnt out pretty quickly on them) and, oddly, most of my crushes have been Virgos. Including aforementioned husband.

I've always imagined that I could have a pretty intense fling with a Scorpio-- it's the aftermath that I wouldn't enjoy so much. Sadly, I never found one that moved me enough to try it out, so I guess I'll never know.

In answer to your question on AG's thread, I don't do much in Dayton. My husband has been working down there during the week for the last few months, so I take the kids down to stay with him about once a week. I used to live there myself, but not for too long, and it was right after high school, so I didn't get to check out much of the night life.

posted June 29, 2009 01:36 PM            

YIN, I LOVE long hair. Long dark haired boys, yum to the yum.

Jim Morrison hangs on my closet wall, I tell him 'goodnight Jim' when I'm going to bed.

But this is a perfect example of what I like versus what I get.
Because Jim and I would have had a jolly good time, walking the strip and swiggin out of a bottle, and then, uhum, you know, going back to his roof.
But I would have inevidably hit him on the head with a skillet at some point in time.

Sag's are quite a fun bunch, and generally bring out the best in people. Well, alot of them do. I prefer Sag females for hanging out. The men can be a bit much.

Honestly, tho, it exhausts me sometimes to always be the one doing and saying the funny things, always being "ON."
Its a big part of my job, and how I make money, so its not an option.
And when a Sag isn't "ON" everybody gives us crap, "whatsa matter with YOU today? Did somebody poop in your cheerios or something?"
Sheesh, why can't we be broody and introspective now and then without the rest of the signs thinking the party is over.
Oh, don't mind me, just tired.
I feel better now!!

posted June 29, 2009 02:50 PM            

My husband lived there for a few years. He's taken in a lot more of the area than I have than I have.

Our activities center mostly around Beavercreek.

posted June 29, 2009 04:23 PM            

If your there, than you will find alot more fun, familyish things to do then they have in Dayton.

I would imagine you've been to "The Green?"
Thats where I was friday night, they have a car show there in the kmart parking lot. Its free, and lots of people bring strollers and kids and just walk around.

Also, for fun, if you can check out the Oregon District in downtown Dayton. The streets are made of cobblestones. Thats where most of our "Cultural" events take place. We have great restaurants there. Open air cafes where people just sit and write. Poetry slams, comedy clubs, crystal shops, and its fairly safe.

Then of course I would recommend the Air Force Museum to anyone who has never seen it. I'm not into that sort of thing, but since Ohio is famous for flight, it is something worth checking out. Your kiddies can climb aboard some of the planes, and they have a flight simulator thats pretty neat.

Seriously, if you want to know anything to do, just ask me, I'm not from here originally, but I've been here long enough to tell you whether an activity is worth the money or not.

I have to find your thread and look at your chart, course I have no idea what I'm looking at, but I still like looking at them.

You seem like a laid back mellow kinda gal and I like that in a person. I'm sure we would hit it off.

posted June 29, 2009 05:43 PM            

I'm LMAO because it got so confusing. lol.

posted June 29, 2009 06:26 PM            

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Honestly, tho, it exhausts me sometimes to always be the one doing and saying the funny things, always being "ON."
Its a big part of my job, and how I make money, so its not an option.
And when a Sag isn't "ON" everybody gives us crap, "whatsa matter with YOU today? Did somebody poop in your cheerios or something?"
Sheesh, why can't we be broody and introspective now and then without the rest of the signs thinking the party is over.
Oh, don't mind me, just tired.

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posted June 29, 2009 07:46 PM            

Road Trip!!!

posted June 30, 2009 05:53 PM            

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AG, remember where you said you had been feeling "off" lately, on another thread? I've been dreaming, lately, of people I haven't seen or talked to in years. Wonder whats up with that?

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The most sentimental planet, the moon, just crossed your natal moon...actually mine and T's as well (her and I are both at 29 degrees Virgo). That's only been the last couple days, though. The Moon's a fast moving planet.

I just noticed that for T and I [transitting] Uranus and Pluto are creating a t-square with our [natal] Moons.

posted June 30, 2009 08:35 PM            

Gypsee... I think Sagfolk may be going through some transit right now. I've been weepy for about a week now and I'm not a weepy person.

posted July 01, 2009 01:17 AM            

There are endings to relationships around me that affect me as well. plus two more deaths in my personal life, bringing the death toll up to 9 in a little over one year.
Gosh, don't want to end on a bad note, so lemme think of something positive.......

Well, I guess we all have each other. And thats more than some people have, so thats something!

posted July 01, 2009 06:58 PM            

That's a lot of tragedy in one year, Gypsee. I don't know if my total is that high for my entire life, and I'm 32.

I didn't get to sharing those transits with you yet. A lot of the personal stuff I had planned for last night was derailed when my 2 y.o. decided to stay up until 1. Today I picked my husband up from the airport... he's been out of state on business... so I'm going to hang with him tonight.

I'll get to it soon.

posted July 01, 2009 10:39 PM            

Take your time, I know how two year olds are.

Yes, its to the point now where there are more people on the other side then here left in my life. I guess when I get there, I will certainly feel welcomed!