Yahoo Lifestyle Taurus
APR 20 - MAY 20
This week, your personal magnetism is high.
The week begins on Sunday, February 18, with the sun entering the sign of Pisces. For the next four weeks, you could have more interaction with the community. Taurus, you might be involved in charity work or doing something to help a political candidate. There might be an opportunity to work with a religious organization. This is a good time to volunteer some time to a worthy cause.
On Monday, February 19, the sun in Pisces makes a semisextile to Pluto in Aquarius and your house of career. You might be asked to do something at work that is not in your job description. You could be given little instruction on how to do it, or it might involve new technology that no one in the office knows how to use. It’s important to proceed carefully. If you move forward too quickly, you might just be wasting your time and effort.
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