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Ferragamo is overpriced for the quality they deliver. A driving sole will also not last long. You can get Goodyear welted, full grain leather horsebit loafers from Carmina ($525) and TLB Mallorca ($325), which will age better and can be easily resoled. Cheaper and higher quality.

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Let me find that old psychic astrology prediction about Donald and his cursed ballroom. Hang on a tick.

jessicaadams.com/2026/05/10/… The New Jupiter and South Node in Leo cycle. Boom time for babies and dating. Here are all the aspects for 2026 and 2027 in your astrology chart.

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Uranus in Gemini astrology predictions for your sign (and world trends) on YouTube, made 9 months ago. Thanks to The Conscious Cafe for hosting. youtube.com/watch?v=mmMGm0Ei…

For Taurus and Scorpio, it's about money. For Sagittarius and Aquarius, it's about love. How is your astrology chart affected by the new Uranus in Gemini cycle? It begins in just a few hours. jessicaadams.com/2026/04/25/…

People ask me why I'm so passionate about sheep. Here's why. A sheep wakes up on a hillside nothing else will live on. 32-degree slopes. Acidic soil. Wind off the Atlantic. Rain in quantities most European crops would consider insulting. She walks out, eats grass nobody asked her to grow, and turns it into meat, milk, wool, lanolin, and the maintained landscape beneath her feet. She requires no pesticides. No irrigation. No imported feed. No lab. No patent. She takes the sun, the rain, the soil, and the specific botanical composition of a particular upland, and produces the leanest, most nutritionally complete meat in the British food supply. Every gram of lamb contains complete protein, zinc, iron, B12, selenium, and the conjugated linoleic acid your metabolism actually asked for. She also produces, as a side effect, the landscape the tourists photograph. The wildflowers the campaigners claim to care about. The birdlife the charities fundraise on. The stone walls the poets write about. The curlew, the skylark, the golden plover, the red grouse, the hen harrier. None of it exists without her. And we have spent the last fifty years being told this animal is wrecking the countryside. The audacity. I'll take my chances with the creature that has been shaping these hills for ten thousand years over the pea protein isolate that was patented in 2017.

jessicaadams.com/2026/04/17/… If you have Leo astrology chart factors you'll want to read this - and maybe come to our Zoom. Jupiter in Leo is good news.

The Aries New Moon this Friday April 17 is important. How does it hit your astrology chart and affect the 12 zodiac signs? jessicaadams.com/2026/04/15/…

Mercury Retrograde is over. Started February 11 on pre-shadow, ended April 9 on post-shadow. You can always check at the brilliant Astroseek website. If you have anything at 8-22 degrees of Pisces, Virgo, Gemini and/or Sagittarius? Exhale! horoscopes.astro-seek.com

From the same Melania psychic astrology prediction, published six months ago. Not she reads her horoscope or anything. theastrologyshow.substack.co…

Let's be clear about what the Ruminati are, because the name was chosen for us by a newsletter that meant it as a criticism and we kept it. Gerald is a bull. He eats grass on land that has been permanent pasture since 1763. The grass converts sunlight and rain into protein. Gerald converts the grass into beef, manure, and seven wildflower species in a south corner that had none of them before he arrived. His methane is the carbon that was in the grass two weeks ago and will be back in the grass in twelve years. This has been the arrangement for the entirety of cattle domestication and the net carbon position of British permanent pasture over that period is: improving. Doris is a ewe. She eats fell grass that grows on land too steep, too thin, too wet, and too acidic for any crop ever suggested by anyone who has actually looked at it. She maintains the open sward structure that forty-seven plant communities and three red-listed bird species depend on. Without her, the fell becomes purple moor grass. It has been tested. There is a control fell. The control fell has been ungrazed since 2004. The control fell has purple moor grass and no skylarks. Keith is a goat. He eats the things Gerald and Doris won't touch: bramble, knotweed, dock, thistle, rush, ivy stems, and whatever is happening in Steve's garden. His rumen handles tannins and oxalates that would damage a dog's liver. He converts material that would otherwise advance unchecked across the British countryside into cheese, manure, and a net outcome column that has been positive on every row since entry seventeen. They are not destroying the planet. They are the planet. This distinction has been available in every field in Britain since before the policy documents existed. Nobody thought to look in the fields. The fields are still there.

Happy Easter. If you're on holiday, enjoy this feature on your past life, your North Node and South Node, reincarnation with relatives and partners (and years to look up, starting at 1000 AD). jessicaadams.com/2026/03/21/…

Wool is the only textile fibre that: - Regulates body temperature in both directions: warm when cold, cooling when warm, through a moisture-wicking mechanism that no synthetic can replicate - Is naturally flame-retardant without chemical treatment, which is why it is still the mandatory textile for aircraft seating and racing drivers' undergarments - Absorbs up to 30% of its weight in moisture without feeling wet, then releases it gradually - Is biodegradable in soil within months, leaving nitrogen as it goes: it is, technically, a slow-release fertiliser - Grows back. Every year. Without harming the animal. The sheep, in fact, requires shearing. If you don't shear a sheep, it suffers. The shearing is not exploitation. The shearing is a welfare intervention. What replaced wool in your outdoor gear, your base layers, your running kit, your ski socks? Polyester. Which is a plastic. Which sheds microplastic fibres into waterways with every wash. Which does not biodegrade. Which cannot be made without petroleum. Which, when it reaches the end of its life, sits in a landfill or an ocean for five hundred years. The sheep on the Brecon Beacons is producing a renewable, biodegradable, multifunctional technical fibre from grass and rain. No factory. No fossil fuel. No microplastics. The sheep has been doing this for ten thousand years. We replaced it with plastic and told ourselves it was progress. Then told the sheep it was the problem.

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