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Hi everybody, welcome to Ann Ortley's weekly weather.

My name is Ann Ortley, and I'm sitting here broadcasting from my bright red desk on a lovely evening.

It's about 72 degrees outside in New York City.

And the cats are, I just fed them because I had all three of them here like howling at me,

and I thought, eh, it's going to be a bad show if I don't put some food in the dish. Although I did feed them earlier. I think they're just con artists, con cats. At any rate, it's been an interesting week. Certainly watching the unfolding of the events in Colorado, very difficult.

And that, of course, is that damn T-square that was building, building.

And, you know, his plan, as he set up his apartment in booby-trapped it, of course,

was that Mars opposite Uranus, Fire, Fire, Square Pluto.

It's not always, you know, sometimes we look at these aspects coming and we know they're going to be hard.

And we know at the beginning of the week for many people, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, was difficult

because it was really being, you were really being pushed.

And we still have ahead of us a little bit more of difficult week ahead because we have

quite a lot of interesting aspects we have one two three four t squares we have one two

three four five yachts we have one two three four five hammers of Thor. And we have a kite. That's always helpful,

you know, because that says, oh, yeah, go fly with me, although we're really going to want to

just put our heads under the covers. It may be not. Maybe it won't be that bad. The whole point

of this is approaching consciousness, right?

So I did an interesting evening last night.

I spent it with some friends in the Rubin Museum of Art down on 17th Street.

If you have never been there, it's an amazing, amazing museum.

And they have this thing called a dream over. So you go and you, you know, you sign up and you pay your money and it was sold out in like a heartbeat. So we were waiting for it, though. There were a few of us that we were going to sleep over in the museum. And one of my friends had done it before. So she was recommending it, and we had this kind of

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