Well I looked at the information about my moon sign and my time of birth and found some of this resonated with me while other parts didn't. It's true that most of the information fits 1/12 of the planet, but does it apply to everyone ? Interesting thought. By the way I was born at 7:32pm.
It is rainy here today and it's a good day for relaxing. I am going to an Audubon event today at the senior center. There are bringing in some birds and other animals that have been brought in to the Wildlife Rescue center in Astoria, OR. Should be a good thing to do.
Aries/Pisces
The combination of your Sun and Moon signs produces a somewhat introverted, self-analyzing, soul-searcher; not at all the typical Aries. Though you may have great potential in many directions, you seem to always harbor doubts and underestimate yourself. Making everyday decisions can, at times, be a trying experience for you. Strangely, however, you have a very determined streak in your nature, a need to be independent. You take things very personally, and impressions that come to you via your senses leave a very indelible mark on your mind. It's hard for you to avoid being very moody and worrying entirely too much. Your natural demeanor denies this, as you give a great impression of forcefulness, but internally you are timid, a little afraid of the world, and even afraid and unsure of your opinions. Again, you don't let the world see the shy person that you are. You dislike being imposed upon and you aren't shy about letting others know this. You express yourself readily with a facile manner of speaking. Bold as a lion on the outside, but meek as a lamb underneath. You have some difficulty concentrating, simply because you're a little too much the dreamer. You're not a very executive person and you aren't well suited for business; decisions are just too hard to make. It may be best not to worry about such matters, and instead concentrate on more congenial endeavors such as art, music, or writing, any of which would appeal more to your creative nature.
~National Infantry Museum~
14 years ago
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