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ARIES:  (March 21 to April 20)
A full Moon in your house of plans, projects, and travel, highlights your organisational and communication skills.  You will be the one to initiate events, open up discussions, and bring people together for a
common cause.

TAURUS:  (April 21 to May 21)
You are in the
box seat when it comes to money and material matters, but must avoid the urge to spoil yourself and others.  Put strict limits on the amount of time, cash, and emotional energy you expend.

GEMINI:  (May 22 to June 21)
Your annual full Moon brings on second thoughts about a move, commitment, or decision you made six months ago.  And while it is too late to turn back, you will still have feelings of regret and remorse.

CANCER:  (June 22 to July 23)
You may have difficulty understanding the behaviour of a loved one, but with persistence will eventually put the pieces of a puzzle together.  The Full Moon encourages you to tackle problems that have
been brewing for months.

LEO:  (July 24 to August 23)
Out of the ordinary experiences and unusual people could be the highlight for many Leos.  You will also be inclined to think outside the square and may shock others with a daring decision or explosive
statement.

VIRGO:  (August 24 to September 23)
You may become caught up in a situation not of your making, but there will be no way to avoid taking sides.  The full Moon stirs up emotions, arguments, ambition, and puts you at the mercy of others.

LIBRA:  (September 24 to October 23)
Ideas may pop into your head at lightning speed, thanks to the full Moon in quick-witted Gemini.  You may be struggling to stay on top emotionally, but intellectually you will have a definite edge over
others.

SCORPIO:  (October 24 to November 22)
Suspicions may be aroused, or you will keep secrets from others. There is an air of mystery surrounding your sign, and there may be an invisible barrier between you and your loved ones this weekend.

SAGITTARIUS:  (November 23 to December 22)
Partnerships are all important this weekend and unless you have a companion to share in the happy times, life may seem meaningless. You should also voice your concerns and seek equality rather than
always acquiescing to others.

CAPRICORN:  (December 23 to January 20)
There may be times this weekend when you feel like a fish out of water.  Everyone will either be thinking along different lines or going in the opposite direction and the fewer plans you make, the
better.

AQUARIUS:  (January 21 to February 19)
You may aspire to a higher status in life or greater recognition, but will probably have to settle for second best.  The full Moon makes you believe anything is possible, but Saturn reminds you that it is
not.

PISCES:  (February 20 to March 20)
Indulge in a little soul-searching and look for a solution to a long-running personal problem.  Once you admit that an aspect of your life is unsatisfactory, you can start on the road to recovery.

SATURDAY
YOUR DAY
The Moon is full in the interesting and erratic sign of Gemini. There may be discussions about personal problems, group activities, or family plans, and all of it lively.  Those who are looking for deep and meaningful interaction will be disappointed today, as the tendency is towards flippancy and variety.  Plans and minds may be changed at the last minute, and contingencies should be put in place.

YOUR BIRTHDAY
Security and practical issues take precedence, and new goals will be set with a view to long-term happiness.  Even in emotional affairs, you will act in a brisk and business-like manner, leaving loved ones
with little doubt where you stand on issues.  Your responsible approach will pay handsome rewards.

SUNDAY
YOUR DAY
People may be unreliable or flippant, but there is a strong theme of tolerance in the stars today.  The secret is to avoid trying to pin others down and to keep plans flexible.  Those who are prepared to act on impulse and bring humour to relationships will be the big winners.  Activities that involve an element of fun, competition, or creativity will bring the greatest pleasure.

YOUR BIRTHDAY
You may be itching to make changes, but timing is the key to success. Adopt a wait-and-see approach in your personal and professional life, as there may be loose ends to tie up before you can make your next move.  A trip for nostalgic or practical reasons may be necessary in
2005.

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