A race driver must avoid crossing that white line or will end up crashing into concrete barriers. Tim Allen learned a lot from his experiences (Saturn) and used them to inspire ( Juno) college graduates.Tim’s message was that it is best to avoid thinking too much about what you do not want or fear ( Saturn) like the race car driver who watches the white line at the edge of the track and drifts towards it. Allen’s imagery is perfect for this alignment.
If you are a race car driver and continually look over at the wall (something you fear to hit, of course) you are more likely to hit it because all your attention is directed at where you do not want to go.Ĭlick the image to see the full size chartĪs July begins the Sun forms a yod with Saturn, the planet of fear, and Juno, the planet of inspiration. “ Aim where you want to be, not where you don’t want to go.” Tim Allen That imagery comes from a commencement speech Tim Allen gave to college students at Hillsdale College in June of this year.
Rather than drifting, one must choose a course and take action. To be a true sailor in life you must take a firm hold of that rudder and choose a direction. Even with a rudder a boat needs someone with an attitude and guidance. So, we chose where he went.Ī rudderless boat will drift here and there. We had to encourage him to head back to the river with the other crabs.Otherwise, he would have died on land. This little crab should have been in the river, but was aimlessly wandering through our back yard. The cats found him quite amusing.ĭid you know that the Urban Dictionary defines Yard Crabs as " People who live in an apt complex who never work and are useless, destroy the property values of the place, are the reason the police are called habitually, obnoxiously loud, and hard to remove." Land crabs are not usually found this far north, so we suspect he was just an adventurous baby blue crab. We live off the James River but how he made his way up the hill and into our fenced yard is a mystery. This baby crab was scuttling across our patio this week.
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