Horoscopes, fic, and geeking.

[azurelunatic]

Freewill

Gemini (May 21-June 20)

Ocean Dome is a huge indoor beach and water park on an island in Japan. Fabricated to create the ideal seaside conditions, it features artificial white sand and machine-generated waves that are high enough to surf. Air and water temperatures never waver from a comfortable range. There's an amusing irony about the place, though: Less than 1,000 feet away from its metal facade, there's an actual ocean and beach. Does this remind you of any situation in your own life, Gemini? It should. In my opinion, you'd get more enjoyment out of the real thing than the synthetic substitute.


Cancer (June 21-July 22)

Thanks for being one of the 9.4 million readers who are making 2006 another record-breaking year for Free Will Astrology. The number of people turning to this column for guidance and amusement continues to climb. My Google ranking among astrology sites on the Web is holding steady at sixth in the world. Recently I also received the coveted Nostradamus Lifetime Achievement Award for Prophecy and Divination. Should I therefore ask for more money from everyone who publishes my column? I've decided against that because--surprise!--I'm quite happy with how everything's going. You, on the other hand, should think about raising your rates. Those of us who are born under the sign of Cancer the Crab are in a phase when it makes sense to acknowledge our accomplishments and make sure we're being compensated properly for them.

"Causes and Effects" -- cadhla does it again!

I have obtained a U3 drive, 2 gig. The roomie has obtained a flatscreen monitor. I have re-guessed my AIM password. (It was set the same as a very very variable password, so I had to guess what it was when I set it. This time I guessed right.)

Comments

[wibbble]

> In my opinion, you'd get more enjoyment out of the real thing than the synthetic substitute.

Is it just me, or is your horoscope telling you to stop using buzzing toys and get laid?

[azurelunatic]

*looks around shiftily*

...Possibly.

[azurelunatic]

...though actually, it more accurately matches me running around on the funkystairsteppermachine rather than taking an actual walk.

[wibbble]

E (who was reading over my shoulder) says that she can understand why someone wouldn't want to go walking in Phoenix in the summer. Personally, I think it's probably too hot to go walking much there in the winter, too.

[azurelunatic]

It's nicer at night.