Vexation about how a detective characterized neighborhood where younger sibling lived last 15+ years of his life is hearing it called “seedy.” What does that mean? Deluge of googling follows. The 2016 film Lion comes to mind.
First task is lesson learned by his own example: how he engaged in politics of the day even at age eight. Which congressional district is this seedy place? Who represents it?
But other queries surprise, like this Midwesterner psyche assuming ocean is focus when living so near it, only upon search returns to reconsider rivers. During his college days in the Midwest, he recommended Aldo Leopold’s A Sand County Almanac. What is their Leopold-like almanac in that populous place? Benefit of doubt when considering seeds.
Charter approved, Thursday, February 9, 1832, Jacksonville, FL, noon:
Mercury 25° 25′ conjunct Neptune 25° 37′ Capricorn
Sun 20° 02′ Aquarius square Moon 23° 16′ Taurus
Gemini 3° 45′ rising sextile Vesta 3° 20′ Rx Leo
Mnemosyne 21° 55′ Aries
Jupiter 1° 27′ Pisces
Monday, June 1, 2020, transits:
Vesta 29° 06′ conjunct North Node 29° 12′ Gemini
Mnemosyne 18° 56′ Rx Sagittarius