August brings the end to the Dog Says of Summer. The majority of  the month of July and into the early part of August are considered the “Dog Days of Summer”. This quaint quote was created for people to describe the particularly hot and humind temperatures of the Northern Hemisphere that has its roots in ancient Greek and Roman cultures. Some may use the phrase “the dog days of...

            July is the month that we celebrate America’s birthday – July 4th, which was the day that is considered the day that the Constitution of the United States was signed, although some of the Statesmen and Founding Fathers whose signatures are on this sacred document were in different locations on July 4th. They added their signatures at a later date. July 4th was considered the date of...

          The official first day of Summer is June 21st, but the heat in the West and Southwest is mirroring what it usually is in August. I am getting reacquainted with the California heat, which is much drier than the East Coast summers, as the humidity back East is enough to melt you at 90 degrees on the thermometer. There is also other types of “heat” that are flaring up that are indicative of...

            As a child attending Catholic school, each May was a special month in which the entire school and staff would assemble on the grassy swath of lawn before an outdoor altar that was constructed for a ceremony to honor Mary, the Mother of Jesus. This event was held the week before Mother’s Day to remind all to recognize that the Virgin Mary was the Mother of us all. The air held the fresh chill...

All Hail Saint Expedite!     Greetings! The season for traveling for business and family has arrived and with that a limit of services that I can provide for you will be in place until late July. Last month I had announced that fairs and festivals are starting again and I have a trip to California in summer, so if you are in California you can come get a reading in person. I will keep you notified when I arrive in California so...

              Greetings! It has been a long Winter and we are starting to see slight temperature changes to indicate that Spring is not too far away. Now that there are COVID mandate changes for us, we can cautiously start to breathe a sigh of relief and begin to plan for the near future. March is a month where we can see and feel little changes in the season and the oncoming warmth of Spring. While it...