Yahoo Lifestyle Aries
MAR 21 - APR 19
This week, a romantic connection is possible.
The week begins on Sunday, October 1, with Mercury in Virgo making a semisextile to Venus in Leo and your house of fun. You only want to have fun today. Today is about resting on the sofa and taking your time. It’s about savoring your meal and watching a movie all the way through the credits. Aries, your speed today is about a mosey.
Mercury in Virgo trines Pluto in Capricorn and your house of career on Tuesday, October 3. You feel recharged and ready to go. And that could mean focusing on your job or side business. Aries, you can be very productive today, solving problems and focusing your energy to get something done. If you have a straightforward list of things to do, you can check them off with no trouble. But if something is a mystery or needs a little extra work, you could find yourself going down a rabbit hole and discovering all kinds of things.
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