Moon Signs

Februrary 4, 2006

Saturday

By SYMBOLINE DAI | February 1, 2006

Waxing moon in Taurus. One-two-three-o’clock, shop! The urge to acquire turns everyone into a Material Girl or Guy, and though you may have misgivings about that lacy/frilly/baroque thingy that’s so affordable, few will heed (Capricorn, we’re counting on you to make the right decision). Taurus, if you’re redecorating your taste is divine right now. Scorpio could be reaching out to those who aren’t there.

Topics: Moon Signs , Madonna (Entertainer), Astrology and Horoscopes

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