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JUN 21 - JUL 22
This week, others are cheering you on.
On Tuesday, March 28, Mercury in Aries conjoins Jupiter in your house of career. Today, you could receive a really positive message that gives your career a boost. This might be a testimonial from a client or patient. Cancer, this could be some recognition from your supervisor or even upper management. What you’ve been doing is starting to bring you positive notice. If you’re looking for a new job, you could get a call today to schedule an interview.
Mars in your own sign of Cancer and your house of physical presence makes a semisquare with Uranus in Taurus and your house of friendships on Tuesday, March 28. A friendship could turn intensely romantic. Cancer, you might see each other in a new light. Suddenly, a hug can turn into a kiss, which then can turn into something much more. Things could move very quickly now.
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