Yahoo Lifestyle Taurus
APR 20 - MAY 20
This week, a partnership can improve.
The week begins on Sunday, August 20, with the sun in Leo and your house of home and family making a quincunx with Neptune in Pisces. Taurus, you might be excited about finishing a home project until you reach a point where you realize you don’t have enough materials or you’re missing a tool and everything comes to a halt. Make notes for yourself about where you’ve left off so you can jump back in once you get what you need.
On Monday, August 21, Mars in Virgo and your house of romance makes a quincunx to the North Node in Aries. Taurus, you might be pursuing someone for a love relationship who isn’t reciprocating, at least not in the way you’d like. It’s important to have an open conversation about what you want and what they want. Try to sit down with your sweetheart and have a talk.
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