It’s been an eventful and very busy year for Capricorn Science. The best news is that we are still here, both in body and in spirit, writing away, looking, searching and finding answers to our questions. Enjoying the freedom to look at whatever we choose to see is like living Read more
MenO’Pause: a time in a woman’s reproductive cycle when her period stops. Most often happens at age 45. The word menopause does not exist in the Japanese language simply because women in Japan transition without becoming ill. They take yeast tablets and it’s all gone and good. Our society makes Read more
Recently, a comment made by artist Madonna, calling out rapper? 50Cents for attempting to shame her because of some sexy pictures of herself that she had posted. 50Cents wrote something about she being too old for these kind of images. She responded by sharing an old picture of herself and Read more
It’s that time of the year again, December, edging towards mid December. The calendar is calling to us to glimpse back at the year and wonder about the year ahead. As a blogger I start writing little notes about how to acknowledge this event; the New Year. That transition we Read more
In 2008 a nine page white paper outlining the idea for Bitcoin was published to a mailing list for cryptography enthusiast ” as a purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash (that) would allow online payments to be sent directly through financial institutions.” At that time Dr. Craig Wright used the Read more
We all need a love song once in a while. Enjoy. Let your heart breathe and feel and love.
Farinelli was the stage name of Carlo Maria Micheangelo Nicola Broschi, a celebrated Italian castrato singer in the 18th century and one of the greatest singers in the history of opera. Farinelli has been described as having soprano vocal range and sang the highest note customary at the time C6. Read more
Playing the contrarian is needed in order to keep our lives real. The contrarian often , if not always, offers much needed perspective. Men rule the world and treat women as second class citizens, if that much. Male gods, male presidents, male Santa Claus, male, male, male. Of course some Read more
You may recall HBO’s hit show, “Sex and the City’!? Carrie Bradshaw and the girls having fun and crying and then having some more fun. Maybe HBO should consider taking a close look into investing in a new show covering an old story: “Sex and the American Politician”. We all Read more
After watching ” Tick, Tick Boom!” three times I was awakened to the fact that we all need to recharge and re-energize ourselves in the face of world events. The music stopped and we are still standing, which is great and to be appreciated. Andrew Garfield ( in the picture) Read more
November has been an extraordinary time only because we made it so. Capricorn Science is the creation of a non writer, non blogger, gone mad into the adventure of seeking new outlets for a restless mind. It is an expression of the world around us, as we see it. I Read more
The trick is in the roasted almonds added to the ground Graham Crackers. The second layer is cream cheese, eggs, orange zest, lemon zest. The third layer is added after the cheese cake had been cooked and chilled. Sour cream and flavors. Cream Cheese Heidi: Filling: 1 and a half Read more
We a finding and sharing some lovely, easy to make and environmentally safe Holiday ornaments that would make your home sing out in warmth. Most of these creations only need some dry branches, some tie things or rope and your old ornaments. Have fun. The children can help make these. Read more
I found this short story interesting since I had no idea how the tradition of Christmas trees started. The tree was brought into the house so the woods spirits would be kept warm during the cold winter months. Food and treats were hung on the branches for the spirits to Read more
What if we sang to each other instead of talking? Would we find a peaceful existence? It seems easier to sing up-beat and pleasant thoughts. Who fights singing? The TV series “Hart of Dixie” had episodes where they just broke into song and danced around and I really wanted to Read more
“In Japan, broken objects are often repaired with gold. The flaw is seen as a unique piece of the object’s history, which adds to its beauty. Consider this when you feel broken.” Kintsugi : ( golden joinery) also known as Kintsukuroi, ( golden repair), is the Japanese art of repairing Read more
The tree of life represents the afterlife, and connection between the earth and heaven. The bond and affection to trees is so deep that Celt’s believed the actual tree was their ancestors, gate keepers of the Celtic Otherworld. The tree of life appears in Norse religion as Yggdrasil, the world Read more
Pareidolia is a psychological phenomenon that causes people to see patterns in a random stimulus. This often leads people to assigning human characteristics to objects. Usually this is simplified to people seeing faces in objects where there isn’t one. – fairly common – recognized as perfectly healthy tendency. (Wikipedia) Maybe Read more
