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BIRTHDAY MONDAY: So much has been going on in your world of late that you may feel you need a vacation. A change of scene would do you good, but so would a change of creative activity.

Week Ahead Stars for Sunday, December 10th BIRTHDAY SUNDAY: Mind planet Mercury links with Uranus on your birthday this year, so your ideas are sure to be touched by genius, but as both planets are moving retrograde you must test those ideas rigorous

BIRTHDAY SATURDAY: You may not be secretive by nature but with Mars moving into the most sensitive area of your chart on your birthday you are advised to keep personal information away from prying eyes.

BIRTHDAY FRIDAY: There will be so many new challenges over the next 12 months that you may wonder if the powers that be are having fun at your expense. Maybe they are, but more likely they are testing you to see if you have what it takes.

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BIRTHDAY THURSDAY: Set yourself targets for the coming 12 months that are challenging but not too tough. Too often in the past you stuffed so many goals on your 'To Do' list that, inevitably, you felt like a failure when your efforts fell short.

BIRTHDAY WEDNESDAY: Communications planet Mercury links with Mars on your birthday, so you will have plenty to say for yourself. But it also links with Saturn, so you must make sure your words are backed up by facts.

BIRTHDAY TUESDAY: New ideas and new ways of seeing will open up a world of possibilities over the coming 12 months.

BIRTHDAY MONDAY: Your birthday chart warns that you need to be ruthless in areas you usually don't worry about too much. Creative ambitions in particular demand a more professional approach.

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