A poster with “art of seeing” quote is above the optometrist’s desk. Purpose for the visit is chronic dizziness since new lens prescription picked up a little over a month ago and despite an attempt at solving it with fit readjustment midway. The entire visit centers around 1) insurance, 2) yes/no COVID survey, 3) remeasuring the new strength (e.g., “Which is clearer, one or two?”), 4) manager notifying dizzy patient that lenses will be returned to manufacturer to double check quality.
Returned to car with plenty of time leftover on 50 minutes paid in parking meter, even adding in to-go beef pastrami on rye.
Details not covered are coinciding events to when new lenses were picked up:
ten days after new neighbors arrive
two days after vertigo event and falling toward frame of doorway
doorway spin is same day dad in different time zone drives himself to hospital with concern leading to heart procedure five days later and followed by chronic dizziness in recovery for which he is still medicated
one day after cat turns in a tight circle following her own tail about ten times successive
two days prior to first conversation with new neighbor; second conversation which soon follows shares fluent interest in astrology:
ASC/DSC in one neighbor is same within one degree as MC/IC in the other, and MC/IC neighbor shares same lunar nodal axis within degree as ASC/DSC’s husband and dad, except exactly opposite [North Node in Taurus], and is from same 200,000 population small city 800 miles northeast of new locale which is same “from” as father-in-law and original owner of dwelling of the other.
Holy Wednesday raccoon encounter, April 28th, local, 22:30 CDT:
Sun 9° 03′, Uranus 10° 35′, Lot of Fortune 10° 46′ Taurus
Sagittarius 9° 07′ rising
Holy Friday, April 30th, local, 14:54 CDT
Mnemosyne conjunct Jupiter/Aquarius
Sun conjunct Uranus/Taurus
Chiron 10° 42′ Aries
Hypothetical, Friday, April 3, 33 jul., Jerusalem, 17:16 LMT:
Mnemosyne 4° 10′ conjunct North Node 4° 50′ Aries
Full Moon 11° 36′ Libra
Image of Day: “NASA’s SpaceX Crew-1 mission commander took the lead on conducting four Vegetable Production System (Veggie) experiments, with the last two wrapping up after an April 13 harvest. VEG-03K and VEG-03L tested a new space crop, ‘Amara’ mustard, and a previously grown crop, ‘Extra Dwarf’ pak choi. They were grown for 64 days, the longest leafy greens have grown on station.” 28 APR 2021, NASA