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Hi everybody, welcome to Ann Ortley's weekly weather. My name is Ann Orteley, and I'm an astrologer

here in New York City, and I'm broadcasting tonight December 14th, 2014, from the bright red desk

on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. A beautiful little lovely Sunday night, Sunday day and Sunday night.

I made a wonderful vegan dish with Brussels sprouts, asparagus, mushrooms, and potato

noki, naki, however you say that word, you know, the little dumpling things, it was really

delicious.

And had a lovely time looking at charts, one of dumpling things. It was really delicious. And had a lovely

time looking at charts, one of which we looked at was the ingress, which happens this week

on Sunday. The winter solstice happens when the sun stops for three days. In the ancient days,

they would dance and light candles and have a party to encourage the sun to come back

because they thought it was just going to keep getting smaller and smaller,

and the day is getting shorter and shorter, and it was never coming back.

So they'd have a party, and then the sun would pause for three days.

And then solstice, stationing sun, and then he would turn around and come back, and every day would get a little longer.

So we're going towards the shortest day of the year this week.

And the longest night, of course, shortest day means longest night.

And we also have a pile, pile, pile, pile, pile of aspects.

I'm not even sure how I'm going to get through

the mall. So we're going to make it simple and start with the basics, the moon, okay, because

that always grounds us. And then we will go into the rest of the week, which is loaded with

aspects. Of course, it's right before Christmas and the holidays, and everybody's going to be feeling a little bit,

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