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[daphnaea]

zodiac friendship: aquarius (f) + sagittarius (f) for @pknumba1

[bigdreamsandwildthings]

May I ask how old you are, if that's okay?

I’m 30!

[arashi-astrology]

Hello! I have a question about this post: https://www.tumblr.com/arashi-astrology/646594823037616128/11th-house-cusp?source=share

I know it's old. You point out that Sho's 11th house is Libra. I looked up his horoscope on another sight where I put in his bday, place of birth, birth time, etc. and his 11th sign is Virgo there. Depending on some sites, do they calculate a little off from other sources? What is the difference and why is it there?

Thank you! ^_^

Hi!! Apologies for the late reply,

So first, I should explain that my version of Sho's birthchart on the website seems to be wrong. Apparently, after his birthday last year, Sho sent out a message to fans that mentioned his birthtime is 1:25PM, which makes him a Gemini Rising, an Aquarius Moon, and makes his 11th House Pisces (if you use Placidus) or Aries (if you use Whole Signs). I haven't updated the site yet, but will shortly. I have to edit a lot of posts lol, but his chart makes a lot more sense now. In my experience, Gemini and Sagittarius risings are the hardest to distinguish from each other.

Now, to answer your question, there can be some differences between websites (due to differences in calculation/mapping methods), but usually they're very small differences. My version of Sho's chart placed his 11th house cusp right in the middle of Libra, so for it to be in Virgo is quite a jump.

I think what might've happened is that you used a different birthtime from me. On google, some sources say Sho's birthtime is 1:25 AM and others say 2:25 AM (and now we know they're all wrong smh). I used 2:25 AM, because I found that more sources used that one and also because 1:25 AM gives Sho a Scorpio rising and Leo Midheaven, which I personally don't agree with. If you used 1:25 AM as his birthtime then that would make his 11th house Virgo.

Hope that made sense!! Don't hesitate to send another ask if it didn't.

[japanesedrama]

Hey! I'm finally watching 1 Liter of Tears and Notuba wo Produce. Those two dramas are really good to watch at the same time because they balance each other out well. :) It occurred to me that a lot of really good dramas came out in 2005, like HanaDan and these two. Which year do you think was the best year for dramas? I think '05, '08, '13, and '15 were really good years for dramas.

Hello there :)

1 lite of tears is one of my fav dramas... So deep and touching...

I've answered to a similar question some time ago. If I have to choose THE best drama year, this will be 2007, when some of the most popular (and best if you ask me) dramas aired (hanadan 2, Hana kimi, nodame cantabile, etc etc)

In general I think dramas blossomed in the period 2005 - 2007.

But of course awesome dramas (and masterpieces) followed in the next decade: bloody Monday, rich man poor woman, last Cinderella, etc.

[maggiezw]

Uranus?

Ah, finally XD

Uranus- What would you say is your greatest achievement?

I graduated from college and got third place of my generation. I think that’s my greatest achievement until now :) 

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[yamakaze-arashi]

Blue Hair Dye and Feline?

Blue Hair Dye:One thing you like about your appearance?I did this one and it was my eyelashes because I think they’re long for an Asian lol.

Felines:Something that makes you feel better after a hard day?Cuddling time with my dog, listening to music, watching comedy movies, a nice warm bath, or just a cup of good tea <3Thank you!! :D

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[daphnaea]

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[bigdreamsandwildthings]

How did you become a librarian? I mean I know you went to school for it, but what was it like? How long did you study? My dream is to work in a library, or a bookstore, or be involved with them in some way and I'm trying to figure that out. I'm also trying to get past the fact that I'm 32 and not worrying that it's too late to try something new and get back into school. Or if this is really even my dream.

Hey there! I did go to school for it: I spent 4 and a half years on my Bachelors degree, and 2 on my Masters, which is pretty standard I think. Library school sometimes didn’t feel like school because a lot of it is just reading widely and talking about books and reading, which I do anyway, but I took a variety of courses and a lot of it was surprising. Working in libraries involves a lot more than books, from tech to customer service and so much else, and that variety is something that kept it fresh and interesting for me through my degree.

Honestly, given the ages of the people that were in my MLIS program, 32 is young! I was one of the youngest, and I was 25-27 when I studied. I did find that age wasn’t a factor though; I hope that’s somewhat comforting for you. There were people in my program who were in their 60′s, just starting a second career, and everyone was very supportive of everyone else. The library community is small but really tight-knit I’ve found.

In terms of figuring out your dream, I do believe with all my heart that it’s never too late. I’ve never felt sure about my own career goals. I always knew I wanted to work with books, but in what capacity has changed throughout my life. I tried a bookstore, I love writing, I enjoy the library immensely. I firmly believe that you can try it all. Who knows what will resonate with you? But being willing to try is 100% the first step, because you can’t be sure until you do. If you ever want to talk more about it, vent your worries, anything at all, feel free to send me a message ♡