Horoscope
Thursday March 11, 2010
ARIES
March 20-April 18
Postpone big investments or expenditures until after the 25th. You don't want to pay more for them than they're worth.
TAURUS
April 19-May 19
Get a pledge in writing before going further. It's great that you're both on the same page and this will ensure that that will always be the case.
GEMINI
May 20-June 19
Avoid citing technical points that leave others bewildered. Be simple and direct and people will rally to your side.
CANCER
June 20-July 21
You wonder why you're being asked to settle a dispute, but after hearing both sides out you'll know exactly what to do.
LEO
July 22-August 21
Be wary of a sister or sister-in-law in need. She could drag you into a complicated mess where you end up taking the blame for her mistake.
VIRGO
August 22-September 21
Tell frustrated co-workers that you're sympathetic however you didn't make up the rules and it's still your job to uphold them.
LIBRA
September 22-October 22
You feel guilty playing one side off the other, but it's the only way to get people to settle their differences. Manipulation's OK if it's for a good cause.
SCORPIO
October 23-November 20
Genealogy isn't just about family trees. One can inherit psychic legacies as well. The issue you face today is generations old, but you'll make it right.
SAGITTARIUS
November 21-December 20
Something strikes you as a bit "off". But don't dismiss it. If anything check it out because it could lead to hidden gains.
CAPRICORN
December 21-January 18
It isn't easy standing by a friend but these are the times that test one's character. Thankfully you'll pass yours with flying colors.
AQUARIUS
January 19-February 17
A colleague's idea of collaborative efforts is based on you doing all the work while s/he collects the credit. It's time to change that equation.
PISCES
February 18-March 19
A bureaucratic error results in you being asked to resubmit paperwork. Do you still want to? This could be a sign to skip the whole thing all together.
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- Lesbian teen back at Miss. school after prom flap
- Crime lab fallout: Drug defendants go free
