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Nicola Roxon prepares to push the cripple-in-a-wheelbarrow of health reform this week, but can she get a grip on it while Rudd is in front of her? Midweek there is a serious slip which will tilt things out of your favour; let’s hope that overprotective boss is steering you over soft ground.
Mercury heads retrograde in Taurus on Saturday, so this week you have a chance to clarify and simplify your message before it all gets scrambled. Take a tip from the pre-election reffo riff and just mutter unhelpful flood metaphors until it all washes over.
It’s a Pandora’s box week - a suitably Greek analogy as Gemini George Papandreou ponders the proffered EU rescue package. Basically keep a lid on it as long as you can, because any unleashing you do in the next few weeks will blow up in your face.
The new moon in your career zone is great news for Cancerians who are bored at work. Any setbacks should be taken as opportunities for change, even when they involve personality-disordered co-workers with behavioural problems which border on harrassment.
Leo Abhisit Vejjajiva has the right idea this week. When under siege by a bunch of people with conformist fashion, withdraw your troops. Your career takes a hit but on Wednesday you’ll have a fresh travel plan, perhaps to one of those South American countries which overlooks Thaksinomics.
Make your preparations for the weekend’s Mercury retrograde, but be aware that the disruptions will come in unexpected forms and you might have to learn on the job. Wednesday offers a fresh temptation that will lead you down the path of interesting mistakes.
For the next three weeks pay particular attention to your use of language around delicate types. The forecast is for inexplicable outbursts of emotion, so keep up the stock of hankies and beware of flying pies. Your Libran diplomacy and fetish for aesthetic tidiness will be sorely tested.
Dwarf planets like your ruler Pluto are commoner than we thought. ANU Astronomer Charlie Lineweaver said "It's like being a member of the Qantas Club: you think you're elite until you realise everyone else at the airport has a Qantas Club card, too." That’s your week.
At the Senate inquiry into the proposed NT waste dump today, T/Os from Muckaty station are expected to voice their opposition in spite of the Northern Land Council’s support of the idea. You too have a big conflict with authority this week, so step up.
The stress between your creative fulfilment and the pragmatic demands of daily life continues this week. Your art scores a last-minute point on Wednesday but by the weekend you will have a referee’s inquiry and some serious explaining to do.
From May 1, these horoscopes will no longer be available on www.jenjen.com.au; please update your links and redirect your browser to http://www.newmatilda.com/horoscopes. They will remain free every monday morning over there and you should feel free to share them on your web 2.0 books and twits and bits.
The RSS feed here will also be dropped, but New Matilda should have one set up for you by then.
I apologise for the inconvenience of this move, but it is just to make sure I can continue to make this column available into the future, and continue to get paid to do it. Feel free to email me on STARS (AT) jenjen.com.au if you have any questions, or leave a comment below.
I hope you continue to enjoy Down to Earth Astrology, and thanks for your support.
-jenjen
Aries
Nicola Roxon prepares to push the cripple-in-a-wheelbarrow of health reform this week, but can she get a grip on it while Rudd is in front of her? Midweek there is a serious slip which will tilt things out of your favour; let’s hope that overprotective boss is steering you over soft ground.
Taurus
Mercury heads retrograde in Taurus on Saturday, so this week you have a chance to clarify and simplify your message before it all gets scrambled. Take a tip from the pre-election reffo riff and just mutter unhelpful flood metaphors until it all washes over.
Gemini
It’s a Pandora’s box week - a suitably Greek analogy as Gemini George Papandreou ponders the proffered EU rescue package. Basically keep a lid on it as long as you can, because any unleashing you do in the next few weeks will blow up in your face.
Cancer
The new moon in your career zone is great news for Cancerians who are bored at work. Any setbacks should be taken as opportunities for change, even when they involve personality-disordered co-workers with behavioural problems which border on harrassment.
Leo
Leo Abhisit Vejjajiva has the right idea this week. When under siege by a bunch of people with conformist fashion, withdraw your troops. Your career takes a hit but on Wednesday you’ll have a fresh travel plan, perhaps to one of those South American countries which overlooks Thaksinomics.
Virgo
Make your preparations for the weekend’s Mercury retrograde, but be aware that the disruptions will come in unexpected forms and you might have to learn on the job. Wednesday offers a fresh temptation that will lead you down the path of interesting mistakes.
Libra
For the next three weeks pay particular attention to your use of language around delicate types. The forecast is for inexplicable outbursts of emotion, so keep up the stock of hankies and beware of flying pies. Your Libran diplomacy and fetish for aesthetic tidiness will be sorely tested.
Scorpio
Dwarf planets like your ruler Pluto are commoner than we thought. ANU Astronomer Charlie Lineweaver said "It's like being a member of the Qantas Club: you think you're elite until you realise everyone else at the airport has a Qantas Club card, too." That’s your week.
Sagittarius
At the Senate inquiry into the proposed NT waste dump today, T/Os from Muckaty station are expected to voice their opposition in spite of the Northern Land Council’s support of the idea. You too have a big conflict with authority this week, so step up.
Capricorn
A housing problem gets another look this week as the new moon opens up some fresh perspective in that quarter. I’m not seeing a radical international move for you just yet, particularly as the next few weeks will be busy with many loose ends at work. And that’s just your co-workers.Aquarius
A midweek epiphany about your message reveals both external and internal intentions. Has the story you keep telling yourself really caught up with who you are now? Think about this for at least a month before you share it, as family are on the warpath.Pisces
The stress between your creative fulfilment and the pragmatic demands of daily life continues this week. Your art scores a last-minute point on Wednesday but by the weekend you will have a referee’s inquiry and some serious explaining to do.
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