This week allows us to take care of responsibilities early in the week, straighten things out and get things in order. We may try new approaches in attending to normal duties. Once we have addressed what needs to be done, the mid-week period offers us time to have fun, get together with friends and explore new interest
Entries from July 25th, 2009
August
2009 · This month
We’re looking for good times even if that means suspending rational judgment and embracing irrational exuberance. It doesn’t matter. We want to have fun, affirm our hope and assume that things are straightening out and getting ever better after a period of tumult and turmoil.
July 27th – August 2nd
2009 · This Week
This week could be quite paradoxical in terms of our relationships. The week starts on a high note with us feeling good about our interactions with other people, seeing only the best in others. The week ends with our relationships possibly being tumultuous and descending into turmoil.
July 20th – 26th
2009 · This Week
While family matters may be our primary focus at the beginning of the week, our interest may turn to fun, adventure and advancing our ambitions as we move through the week.
July 13th – 19th
2009 · This Week
We start the week full steam ahead asserting our individual needs. This high energy, self-affirmative attitude continues into mid-week. The only cautionary notes would be…
July 6th – 12th
2009 · This Week
This week continues last week’s intensity, at least for the first two days of the week. We could have a tendency to overreach, to be extravagant and even to expend more energy and more monies than would be appropriate.
July
2009 · This month
July seems like a roller coaster type of month with ups and downs, but we should be used to that pace by now during these volatile times. The characteristics of July can be seen in a paraphrase of the old nursery rhyme: when it is good, it is very, very good. But when it is bad, it is horrid. The month has swings from irrational exuberance and downright delusions to snags, delays and frustrations that can let the air out of the inflated balloon.