Cancer (June 21-July 22)
This would be an excellent week to grieve madly and deeply about the old love affairs that shattered your heart. I've rarely seen a better astrological configuration than there is now for purging the residual anguish from those old romantic collapses. So I suggest you conduct a formal ritual that will provide total exorcism and bring you maximum catharsis. Maybe you could build a shrine containing the photos and objects that keep a part of you stuck in the past, and maybe you could find the bold words and innovative gestures that will bid goodbye to them forever. Do you have any intuitions about how to create a rousing healing ceremony?
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SNARK ALERT: Does getting a new kitchen floor count as a healing ceremony?
(I don't feel that my heart was shattered due to a love affair. I feel that my heart grew past Grinch sized because of Harvey and is broken but not shattered at his absence. Our love affair--or even its end, tragic as it was, unexpected as it was--is something to treasure, something to celebrate. I am not yet shattered. I am not yet Miss Havisham).
2 comments:
New kitchen floor is as appropriate a healing ceremony as I've ever heard of, with or without the snarkiness.
Miss Havisham frightened me immensely when I was little, my mind had inextricably (and inexplicably) associated her with the scary spider lady (Widow of the Web) from the sci-fi movie, "Crull".
*Make that "Krull" (it's been a long time since '83) :P
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