Yahoo Lifestyle Scorpio
OCT 23 - NOV 21
This week, you’re magnetic.
The week begins on Sunday, July 2, with Venus in Leo and your house of popularity making a square to Uranus in Taurus. While you generally like to keep a low profile, you stand out from the crowd today. Scorpio, your charisma is strong, and you’re noticed by more than one person. You might get complimented on what you’re wearing, your hairstyle, or how you handle yourself in situations. This is a good time to meet new people. It’s possible now to meet a new friend or even a romantic connection.
On Monday, July 3, there’s a full moon in Capricorn. You might be handling an unusual amount of paperwork. This could be information for the upcoming school semester, buying a car, or refinancing your mortgage. You’re likely looking for small scraps of paper, receipts, or specific numbers. And you might need to devote some extra time to pulling all of this together. Scorpio, there will be a temptation to procrastinate, but you’re going to feel better once this is done.
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