blog talk radio.

Hi everybody. Welcome to Ann Ortley's weekly weather. My name is Ann Ortley. I'm an astrologer

here in New York City, and I'm broadcasting tonight on this beautiful Sunday from the

bright red desk here on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. And the apartment is moving along,

and that's a good thing.

We have a two-page week.

Last week was a one-page week,

but it still had some pretty exciting stuff in it

with the Mercury-Pludo aspect where people got some bad news,

and, of course, Mars diving into SAGE, kind of kicking stuff up.

This week we're back to a two-page week, at least it's not three.

And we also have an eclipse, and you've been reading a lot.

I'm sure if you've been on the Internet, it's a super full moon eclipse.

Now what that means is the moon is really close to Earth. It means the tides

will be high. And as we are each composed of 75% water, the water in our body will be running

high. And of course, Lunatic comes from when the full moon happens and everybody gets a little lunar.

The bus drivers in New York know when the full moons are. The hospitals know when the full moons are.

The delivery rooms, as my friend Kathy will attest, know when the full moons are.

Shout out to Kathy, who runs delivery room here in New York.

And this is when the babies all come in because the water breaks,

and it says time for babies.

So this is an eclipse, energy.

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