Many of ye may not know of the “singing” me. When I lived in West Cork between 2010 and 2014, I sang in no less than four choirs. At the time there was a severe shortage of sopranos, so there was a certain kudos attached to saying “of course I’ll help ye out!”

Many of you know, I specialise in astrocartography, the art of mapping the planetary lines to find a supportive place to live, love and work. Astrocartography has unfortunately been more and more dumbed down in recent years.

My second to last blog gave up to date highly relevant tips on stuff you absolutely do need to do when relocating. Two months down the line, and after having a major burnout related meltdown last week, plus some previous ones when ill with ongoing major dental surgery, here are some more focused tips to help prevent what I experienced.

This post eclipse blog is written much later than usual, as my dearest friend of almost 60 years Jimmy Evans crossed over on 26th September, a few days after the Solar Eclipse.

I have seen a phenomenal change in how people have been relocating in the last five years. It’s hard to believe that it was March 2020 just two months after the Pluto Saturn conjunction in Capricorn when the world first went into lockdown and all our lives changed forever.