Moon Signs

March 4, 2006

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By SYMBOLINE DAI | March 2, 2006

Waxing moon in Taurus, Jupiter retrograde until July 6. If you’re a Scorpio, and it’s been just kinda-great (versus fabulous) since the fall, good news: you get more time to think and make plans for the next stage of your career and love life. As for you, Taurus: you may need to speak up, especially if others aren’t paying you the right kind of attention.

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