Hum hum hum...

Bridget Jones on my mind, obviously. LOL Hum hum hum... Had the worst day this month, glad it's passing. If you have a Saturn square Moon transit anytime soon trust me - for all the gold in the world don't, I mean don't!, get in any kind of discussions with any older women in your vicinity. Ever. It'll spare you a lot of negativism. Too bad I didn't listen.

Anyhow, New Moon in Capricorn on its way, just in time for Christmas. Did you make your wish list? Did you collect all the pictures for your treasure map or wishing board or whatever you use to visualize your dreams? If not, you still have time to start on Christmas or anytime next week before the New Year's. And make it big! Jupiter is turning direct, use the power and ride the wave. Better ignore all those grumpy Plutons and Uranuses. LOL

I've recently realized, quite unexpectedly, that my affection for a certain Capricorn holds on... Strong. Considering my usual lack of seriousness and need of change, that is impressive. I think I may put him on the wish list after all. Hum hum hum...

A New Moon?

*Image courtesy of realastrologers.com

In Scorpio, on my birthday. How appropriate, hm? :D Soooo... I'm obliged to write a longish wish list, no escape here. Watch out, Santa! I've been writing for a couple of days to make sure on the 26-27th I'll have more than enough requests to keep you busy till Christmas! LOL

And here is what I found today:
"The new moon at the end of the month falls in your sign, and this is an empowering time for you, when you make considerable impact on the world. This is a new start with a strong focus on the economy and how to administrate and share resources. There is a strong focus on travel in connection with career and partnership at this time and the stakes are high."
http://gugi.typepad.com/blog/2011/09/scorpio-october.html#more

Very high indeed! LOL London for Christmas, a bit of Italy for the New Years's, how about some Venice for the carnival too? :D

On the other hand, I'm wondering which one is more concerning - Colin Firth in a third Bridget Jones movie or Keira Knightley as Anna Karenina.... That's Tolstoy, for God's sake! :ooooooo The only movie I have ever seen that successfully united Russian culture with Western cast was the "Barber of Siberia". But let's not forget it was written (partially) and directed by Mikhalkov. Everything else is such a... blah. And Knightley? For Anna? God forbid. Although Firth trying to conceive is almost equally terrifying.

Which probably means this will be another holiday season watching the good old BBC series, armed with liquor bonbons and good cognac. :D