On way back from flu shot yesterday (free at neighborhood drugstore located in 24/7 grocery store), a monarch butterfly flew across the road ahead of the car — one of several spotted these past days, with our New England Aster dried, and few late blooms available. The mind goes to Delaware beaches where spawning horseshoe crab eggs provide energy food for red knots who fly from Argentina to the Arctic, and whose blood was used to make available that influenza vaccine
“Last straw” query today 18:08:20 CEST (16:08:20 UT):
Aquarius 26° 51’ rising semi-sextile Moon 26° 23’ Pisces
Lot of Fortune in 7th opposite natal Saturn Rx (orb 0° 18’) separating
Moon opposite natal Mars (orb 0° 18’) applying
Anthony D. Fredericks, Horseshoe Crab: Biography of a Survivor, Ruka Press, Washington D.C., 2012