Overview: Someone you usually consider to be mellow and agreeable could start acting kind of feisty, which is going to be quite amusing to you! They have turned over a new leaf and are no longer hesitant to act out or say what's on their mind, and they have you to thank for it. Get ready for a boatload of their gratitude, which will give you a wonderful feeling of camaraderie. This ordinary day will become quite emotional once the two of you start singing each other's praises.
Career: 'Who, me?' just won't work. If you meant to cause the unrest, you're responsible for the ensuing riot. So think carefully before you use even the mildest pejorative.
Singles: In the rush if everyday life, it's easy to forget your personal goals. Take this time to reflect on what you want from a relationship and how to get there. Don't put off a chance at romance.
Couples: Your partner's been pretty receptive to the changes you suggest. Be sure to offer lots of encouragement and be patient. Big improvements don't happen overnight, but they will happen.
Finance: Visions of the future float through your head like sugarplums. But daydreaming about it won't make it happen. Nothing but blood, sweat and tears on your part will bring about the future you desire. Don't delay.
Food: Arguments with co-workers could mar your day. So take your laptop to the local coffee shop. A friendly environment could be more conducive to productivity than the office battleground. A cup of Oolong tea and a cherry croissant will also soften your mood.
Beauty: If you make an effort to get your coats repaired, darn old sweaters, sew buttons back onto shirts and take jewelry in for repairs and adjustments, it's almost like getting a whole new wardrobe at a fraction of the cost.
Mom: This is a good day to start planning ahead. There's so much your baby needs to get done in the next few days, it's best for you to have some checklists. You wouldn't want anything to slip through the cracks.
Teen: You think for yourself a lot more than other folks do -- but that doesn't mean your life is any easier. If anything, it might interfere with your ability to explain yourself to parents and teachers.
Home: Pulling stuff down from the rafters while you stand on top of a ladder might not be the wisest course of action today. Sure you can do it, but wouldn't it be nice if others helped? Start a new tradition by rallying the troops.
Green: The cops are out in full force. Don't be surprised if you're the target of an officer's daily quota. Save the cash; weasel out of a ticket. Don't waste your breath on lies and excuses. If he or she asks why you were pulled over, be honest. The cops have heard it all -- the standard 'I'm late' won't cut it. Create a human connection instead: 'Sorry officer. I just left my grandmother's death bed, and I wasn't paying attention.'
More: If the approach you're taking isn't working, find a new way to tackle the day's issues. I'm guessing that anything besides what you've been doing lately is bound to win you more points. It's been one foul after another for you lately.