Star Struck Style

WordPress still isn’t allowing me to straight-up reblog my older posts, so I have to use the “duplicate” feature instead. Anyway, here’s a post I published the last time Venus entered my tenth house. It moves into that part of my chart tomorrow morning. I’m looking forward to the shift. I’m really not wearing my Tom Ford shirt enough. Perhaps that will change this autumn.

Venus entered my tenth house yesterday morning, and I had a terrific day at work. As a Capricorn with Libra rising, this is one of those ingresses that seems to put me in my comfort zone. My horoscope on astro.com describes the four-week transit as follows:

“This influence can be useful in many ways. It creates favorable circumstances in your business and professional life, attracting persons and circumstances that facilitate your work. People in authority are favorably inclined toward you, and most relationships in your professional life will run smoothly. It is apparent to everyone that you are primarily interested in working harmoniously with others, and they respond by being agreeable. Regardless of what you do for a living, this influence may involve you temporarily in artistic matters, such as design, layout work, office redecorating, even public relations for the purpose of making the company look more attractive. All such activities should go smoothly at this time.”

On the topic of looking more attractive, I did purchase this Tom Ford overshirt last week. I love the subtle branding on the snaps. For someone who keeps declaring that I have enough “things” that make me happy, I sure do shop a lot.

Anyway, between Friday night’s new moon and this Venus transit, I’m feeling empowered and ready to take advantage of the current cosmic climate. In about a week from now, the sun will reach its peak at the top of my chart, so there’s no reason to believe that the astrological weather will change. As for the actual weather, it’s going to be a little too hot to put on my new shirt for quite some time. But if that’s the worst thing in my forecast, I’ll take it.