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to our week ahead snapshot with world-class astrologer, historian, and author of the Cosmic calendar, Christopher Renstrom.

This show is designed to give you a quick overview of the Week ahead, enabling you the gift of choice in how you navigate

and weave these energies into your daily life.

Enjoy. Hello, my name is Christopher Wrenstrom, and I'm your weekly horoscope columnist here on

astrology hub. This week I wanted to talk to you about

the upcoming Venus Pluto Square on April 11th, but I decided maybe this time let's think outside the astrological box.

So instead of talking to you about planets, I thought I'd talk to you about comic books. I remember buying this when I was 15 years old in 1975. I know that sounds like a

million years ago. Oh my heart was pounding. I mean to see this huge reproduction of Wonder Woman, number one, and it sold for a dollar. Well, I had to save up a lot of money for that, but it sold for a dollar and I purchased it, and it was a beauty.

I think I became a feminist immediately. Wonder Woman was so spectacular.

She was so gorgeous and she had an invisible airplane and a golden magic lasso

that whenever she threw it around someone and wrapped around that person, it forced that person to tell the truth.

So had these iron bracelet and her wrists so that when anyone fired guns at her,

she could take the bracelets and go ch ch ch ch chchchchchchchchchchchchchchchchchchchchchchchchchchchch and the bullets would never hit her because she moved so quickly.

I mean Wonder Woman was like this extraordinary comic book superheroine.

And she was pretty much the first one.

Now remember, back in the day, comics were written

like a month or two before publication.

So they had no idea that there was going to be attack on Pearl Harbor.

So she came out right at the outbreak of World War II

here in the United States of America.

Wonder Woman didn't come from an alien planet.

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