Paula Ponders
I was encouraged to start a blog by my friend Toby who is in marketing & my web designer Bonnie came up with the idea of Paula Ponders. It's a way for me to communicate my thoughts on Astrology & Healing and it's sort of a group email list. The blog site seems to be a good vehicle for accomplishing this task. So if you would like to get my insight on these topics I encourage you to check it out. It's also a way for you to ask questions and comments and I encourage you to do so -- it will help me find additional things to write about.
Please send suggestions about what you are interested in hearing or learning. I plan on writing about current energies, astronomical phenomena etc. This just might be the perfect place for you to check in -- especially on those days when you know there just has to be something going on with those wonderful planets that just seem to be doing strange things in your life.
This isn't meant for questions that turn into personal readings like "Does my boyfriend love me…?" That's what a personal consultation is for. This blog is for us to communicate and keep in touch.
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What's a blog?
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