24/06/25

Tonight, at 20:44 PT the Moon moves into nurturing Cancer, heightening our emotional sensitivity and drawing us toward home, family, and the comfort of familiar routines. This lunar shift encourages us to tend to our inner world and create safe spaces for ourselves and our loved ones, though it may also bring up tender feelings and childhood memories.

As the Moon enters Cancer, this is the perfect time for a synastry chart reading. Cancer's influence amplifies our need for emotional security and deep connection, making it an ideal moment to explore how your emotional needs align with others in your life. A synastry reading can reveal the underlying emotional dynamics in your relationships and help you understand how to create the nurturing bonds you crave.

There's something magical about Tuesday mornings in our house, they've become our "possibility days." My son started this tradition a few months ago when he declared that Tuesdays are for dreaming about the weekend, and somehow it's evolved into our weekly ritual of imagining all the adventures we could have.

This morning, over pancakes shaped like stars (his request), we planned our next camping trip, discussed whether we should learn Spanish together, and debated the merits of getting a dog.

The Cancer moon must be working its magic because I've been feeling this deep pull toward creating something meaningful, not just maintaining what we have, but actively building toward something beautiful. My son has been teaching me about the art of cozy.

The beautiful thing about single motherhood is discovering how much joy there is in creating your own family culture.

I've been thinking about the kind of memories I want to create with him. Not the Instagram-perfect moments, but the real ones, the times when we're so caught up in laughing or creating or exploring that we forget to document it.

Tonight, I'm planning to suggest we start a family journal, not for anyone else to read, but for us to remember these moments when they're happening, to capture the joy and wonder of this time when everything feels possible. My son has this gift for finding magic in ordinary moments, and I'm learning that maybe the secret to a beautiful life is paying attention to the beauty that's already here while staying open to all the beauty that's still coming.