Horoscope: March 8 - 14
Contributed - Mar 8, 2009 / 5:00 am | Story: 45463
This will be an interesting week with the full moon and another Friday the 13th. The forces will be at work. The moon turning full in the sign of Virgo will at least add some practicality to events it won't be all emotion.
Those who give inspiring talks or sermons better be ready to step up and take some responsibility with everyone else. Some information will be better kept behind the scenes for now. By Tuesday there should be a workable plan in place. Put someone in charge who is good at detail. Take a pause Wednesday for some fun or celebration. Love and generosity should be shared or enjoyed.
Aries - You come to terms with what must be done after talking to those in power positions.
Taurus - Your career or status looks good and you can make gains from past experiences.
Gemini - You reach a point of no return with job or future direction. Look at locations.
Cancer - Important or private matters need your attention now. Be where you have to.
Leo - Try to bring financial matters to a conclusion if you can. It's time to turn a page.
Virgo - Others notice you with the full moon in your sign. Take charge or make decisions.
Libra - There may be some surprises with matters behind the scenes. Be cool. Play along.
Scorpio - Your need for freedom or a change of scene works out for you under the full moon.
Sagittarius - Your words have power and what you say or do will affect your status. Analyze.
Capricorn - Events over distance affect your future. You can wheel and deal successfully.
Aquarius - You will see where you can get a break or have more freedom. Travel is good.
Pisces - Make a break from the past or those who are a drag on you. It's time for change.
This article is written by or on behalf of an outsourced columnist and does not necessarily reflect the views of Castanet.
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