Yahoo Lifestyle Aries
MAR 21 - APR 19
This week, you’re uncovering a treasure map.
The week begins on Sunday, May 14, with Mercury in Taurus moving forward again. On Monday, Mars in Cancer and your house of family trines Neptune in Pisces. Aries, your energy might be low today, so you’ll want to plan accordingly. Put off any chores that can wait and take some time for self-care instead. This is a good time to get a massage, enjoy a spa treatment, or sit in a hot sauna. A dip in a hot tub would also fit the bill.
On Wednesday, May 17, Jupiter in Taurus and your house of money squares Pluto in Aquarius. Aries, you might have some big plans for creating a flow of passive income. At the same time, you might be plugging up holes in your spending. No matter what cards you’re holding, you’re waiting to push your chips into the pot to make a bet. Right now, believe in yourself and start implementing your plans.
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