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I forgot CosmicTiming!

I forgot one thing that happened in 2006 - my new website CosmicTiming. I'd built an astrological website before, but things never quite gelled to get folks using the site. I redesigned the site around a person who's interested in astrology but not proficient at all in the art - and I focused it around a daily summary that fits on a single web page. My good friend Kathleen Jacoby joined me to provide a daily numerological analysis. Right now I'm giving the site a face lift and adding some new features that I want to use myself.

Best of all - it's free! (I do hope you might consider supporting us with a contribution through PayPal - but there are no ads on the site. I hate 'em.) Please check us out!

02 January 2007 in Astrology | Permalink

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