KCStargazer has been a member since
November 6 2006,
has rated 446 lenses,
favorited 47, and has
created 37 lenses from scratch.
Julia Steffey
donates their royalties to Squidoo Charity Fund.
This member's top-ranked page is "Eros (Cupid) and Psyche - A Tale of True Love".
My Bio
Julia Steffey
Writer, Astrologer, Artist, Cosmic Cook & Space Scamp
I began my adventures into space as a wee one- poring over photographs of space in gazetteers taller than myself, trying to make sense of the print on the page and watching mankind take a first step on the moon on television. Ah, science! It was truly an exciting time.
This love of science and a fascination with myth, s...
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Julia Steffey
Writer, Astrologer, Artist, Cosmic Cook & Space Scamp
I began my adventures into space as a wee one- poring over photographs of space in gazetteers taller than myself, trying to make sense of the print on the page and watching mankind take a first step on the moon on television. Ah, science! It was truly an exciting time.
This love of science and a fascination with myth, symbolism and the human psyche led me to study the language of the stars: Astrology. I have studied for nearly 20 years and have been in professional practice for 12 years: writing, researching, teaching and giving talks, workshops and private consultations in the greater San Francisco Bay Area, greater Kansas City Area and beyond.
Please explore my lenses here on Squidoo. A wide variety of topics are covered. Funny to serious, hard sciences to esoteric. Let the adventure begin!
I highly reccomend starting here: My Squid Spawn.
This is a "scrapbook" of sorts to introduce and organized, by topic, all my lenses plus the groups that I manage here on Squidoo.
Outside of Squidoo:
My Personal Website & Blog: Astrology a la Carte
Thanks for stopping by!
Julia Steffey
Writer, Astrolger, Artist
Aura~Soma® Consultant, Certified Level II
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Oh...The picture?
No, that's not Saturn on its side, that's Uranus. He-he, ha-ha! Just a bit of sophomoric space-humor. Really, it IS Uranus, and it really does sit on end like that in relation to the rest of the solar system.
Image courtesy NASA/JPL-Caltech.
All of my Lenses (all 37 of 'em!)