Comfort is vital to Capricorns born on January 15. Physically, emotionally, and spiritually, they do what they can to make the world better. They gravitate toward good feelings, good works, and good intentions. They enjoy living in the lap of luxury but never lose sight of the intangibles that make life worth living.
Friends and Lovers: People born on this day are loners yet possess a magnetism that draws people to them. They are loyal and supportive to friends. They have trouble making sense of all but the most intense relationships and usually give their heart only once. They have little problem keeping relationships separate from personal expectations.
Children and Family: Family matters have an important place for those born on January 15. They have leadership potential and are often regarded as the scion of the family. As parents, they encourage their youngsters to develop independence and self-sufficiency yet are anxious to protect them from failures and disappointments.
Health: Although blessed with general good health, January 15 individuals possess an extremely sensitive nature that can negatively affect their physical well-being. In order to retain emotional and physical equilibrium, it's important for them to practice meditation, especially before bedtime.
Career and Finances: January 15 natives know how to take care of business. Career goals play a vital role in their lives, though it may take a long time for them to discover where their deepest interests lie. When they do settle on a career, they give their all. They enjoy making money, although that isn't an especially important factor in their career choice.
Dreams and Goals: Although they wear the mask of practicality with conviction, people born on January 15 have a complicated nature. They want to create a legacy. Their dreams may be far more fanciful and creative than those who know them might expect. For this reason, they often turn to the creative arts for personal expression. Painting, writing, or music help them achieve their inner potential.
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Monday, January 14, 2008
Last day as a 28 year old.
It isn't only because so many people have told me that 29 was a huge year for them, an age when change was rampant and clarity common, but I have a feeling that it is going to be an amazing one for me. Already, in the past week, I feel like everything makes sense in life, that taking this unemployed time has brought me more gifts then originally imagined.
These are some of my hopes for my 29th year of life:
-To remain open-minded and positive with people, situations, and choices
-To continue to see my art as intensely important to the person that I am
-To give
-To be gentle with myself when I get frustrated, confused or scared
-To immerse myself in study that brings meaning, education and purpose
-To travel, this country and others
-To see my family and friends more regularly
I am sure there are many more small hopes but these are the larger ones that stand out in my mind. I also hope to be a more regular and consistent blogger, getting over the laborious task of photographing my paintings so that they look good on the computer.
These are some of my hopes for my 29th year of life:
-To remain open-minded and positive with people, situations, and choices
-To continue to see my art as intensely important to the person that I am
-To give
-To be gentle with myself when I get frustrated, confused or scared
-To immerse myself in study that brings meaning, education and purpose
-To travel, this country and others
-To see my family and friends more regularly
I am sure there are many more small hopes but these are the larger ones that stand out in my mind. I also hope to be a more regular and consistent blogger, getting over the laborious task of photographing my paintings so that they look good on the computer.
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