Category: Denise

(Sunday, January 18, 2026)

In December, shortly after Cullan lost his job, I did the tarot reading that I posted on this website (three of pentacles, King of Wands, King of Pentacles). I think of the King of Pentacles as the zodiac sign of Capricorn, which is Cullan’s sun sign. Early last Monday morning, when I first opened my iPhone, a photo showed up of Wyn and Oona cheering with their arms reaching high into the sky. An hour later, Cullan received an offer for the first job he had applied for. He got his new job in the month of Capricorn.

Yesterday I received a long, beautiful email from astrologist Deborah O. about the new moon in Capricorn. At the top of her newsletter was a photo she had taken of the Tor in holy, magical Glastonbury. I replied to her and included images of the clay Tor I created a few years ago.

(Saturday, January 17, 2026)

Last Monday I attended both of my dream groups. At Susan’s afternoon get-together I shared “A Lucid Dream Within A Dream And Future Generations.” A large part of that dream is about ancestry. In the evening Jeanne G. shared her dream, which was also about ancestors. I have been having ancestry dreams lately.

The third part of the dream I worked on with Susan’s team: “A large group of young boys are playing together, laughing and throwing a ball. I worry a bit that they will throw it too hard and hit Wyn, and I put my arm around one of the young athletes to give him a quiet warning: ‘Be careful.’ A father thinks I am too anxious about the game.” Yesterday I found out Wyn’s basketball season is cancelled because of ICE. It did feel like the boys were playing basketball in the dream. Wyn’s coach is the father of one of his close friends.

(Monday, January 12, 2026)

This morning the young woman who is taking care of our neighbor’s dog Maddie (they are on vacation) parked her car outside of their garage, which makes turning our car around and heading up the mutual driveway very difficult. I ran the doorbell several times with no answer. Finally, at about 9:30, she was on the sidewalk, taking the dog for a walk. I let her know it was best for her to put her Subaru in the neighbor’s garage so we could safely get up the icy, hilly driveway. She was very nice.

At 10:30 I had my monthly Mayo Zoom meeting. I learned that if you are diagnosed with dementia/Alzheimer’s and have a car accident, you can be sued. There is a detailed process with the DMV to determine if you can keep driving. They check vision, hearing and all kinds of other elements, including an actual driving test following a city map.