Thursday, May 23, 2013
FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA
99 CENTS

Horoscopes for Feb. 24, 2013

By
From page C4 | February 24, 2013 | Leave Comment

Uncertainty can cause anxiety or produce a delicious sense of anticipation. You might think of today’s overriding sense of uncertainty as dramatic tension – an essential element in good storytelling. Similar to the way that the darkest hour is just before dawn, the peak time for dramatic tension occurs on the eve of the full moon’s emotional release.

ARIES (March 21-April 19). It’s wonderful to have niceties and treats in your life, but setting limits in this regard is essential to good living. If you don’t take control, you’ll be controlled.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Your life force is surging strongly now, so don’t be surprised if people stop to stare. They are only trying to figure out that indescribable something that makes you so compelling.

GEMINI (May 21-June 21). To recover from a fall is life-affirming. To recover before the fall is even more so. Staying on your feet will require a series of adjustments, and you’re so ready for whatever comes.

CANCER (June 22-July 22). Every rose has its thorn, but a good florist will handle the problem for paying customers. And today, you’ll be more than happy to trade your hard-earned cash to get another prickly problem handled.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Over-familiarity is not good for relationships. When common courtesies go out the window, it’s a signal to distance yourself. How far should you step back? You need enough space to build a mystery.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). The best luck you have today comes in the form of another person. The one you most like to play with will be available and open to your whims.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). You’ve learned quite a lot from your mentor, and yet your results have their own unique flavor. It’s a taste that the world needs right now. Step out on your own and teach another person what you know.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). You can’t go swimming without getting wet. Today you’ll willingly suffer some little inconvenience because you realize it’s part of the deal. Being too picky is a waste of valuable time.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Just because they don’t get you doesn’t mean you’re wrong. If you can find a way to tolerate the feeling of being misunderstood, you’ll have a great advantage over those who rely on the approval of others.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You’re up for playing games when it’s fun. Your fellow gamer’s strategy is to feign helplessness so you’ll participate in a big way – maybe even jump through hoops.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You’ll be negotiating once more. It always helps your side to be autonomous. If you feel like you could step away at any moment and it’s all the same to you, you’re in a good position.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Can you have too many hobbies? Not really. If a new one appeals to you, there is probably a reason for it. It might take a small investment to go where your intrigue leads you, but the cost will be worthwhile.

TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Feb. 24). Years of training will start to pay off in interesting ways. In March, something you do quickly will be a masterpiece. April puts more coins in your bank account. Save up. Lifestyle upgrades are well earned in May. You’ll be instrumental in arranging a reunion in July. Cut loose old baggage so you can move on in August. Aquarius and Aries people adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 10, 44, 49, 28 and 5.

FORECAST FOR THE WEEK AHEAD: The English naturalist Charles Darwin was among the earliest scientists to write about the role of emotional expression in human survival, spawning new interest and examinations into the subject of emotional intelligence. Even today many researchers still do not recognize emotional intelligence as a legitimate form of intelligence – although one can’t help but wonder whether their spouses feel the same way.

The full moon in Virgo on Monday releases pent-up mental energy in a rush of feeling. Mercury retrograde in Pisces promises that the emotions will be as intense as they are hard to define. As if these factors weren’t enough, Venus makes things even more interesting when she sheds her inhibitions to go skinny-dipping in the soulful sea of Pisces. Much will be revealed, and yet we won’t have a clue what it means. As is the case with great art, interpretation is key. Take your time with this. On the 26th, Mercury retrograde aligns with Mars in Pisces. On the 28th, Venus and Neptune align in Pisces. Beautiful experiences can be born of this artistic energy. The words that spring to mind may only confuse matters. Trying to name and define things will feel uncool. Play with them instead.

CELEBRITY PROFILES: The current golden child of boxing, Floyd Mayweather Jr. is a Pisces old soul who comes from a long line of fighters. Known for his lightning reflexes and comedic commentary, three fire-sign influences add heat to the champion’s well-balanced natal chart. Every element is represented in his stars. “Money Mayweather” was born when Mercury and Mars were in fleet-footed Aquarius.

If you would like to write to Holiday Mathis, please go to www.creators.com and click on “Write the Author” on the Holiday Mathis page, or you may send her a postcard in the mail.

Holiday Mathis

LEAVE A COMMENT

Discussion | No comments

The Daily Republic does not necessarily condone the comments here, nor does it review every post. Read our full policy

  • Recent Posts

  • Enter your email address to subscribe and receive notifications of new posts by email.

  • .

    Solano News

    Longtime Travis teacher passionate about education

    By Susan Winlow | From Page: A1 | Gallery

     
    Proponents still pursue Lynch Canyon expansion

    By Barry Eberling | From Page: A1

    Little sister comes to the rescue

    By Angela Borchert | From Page: A2

     
    Frazier names Rio Vistan as award recipient

    By Danny Bernardini | From Page: A3

    Fairfield police will soon wear cameras

    By Danny Bernardini | From Page: A3, 5 Comments

     
    Frazier to meet with public at farmers market

    By Danny Bernardini | From Page: A3

    Egg hatches 26 days after mother duck dies

    By Amy Maginnis-Honey | From Page: A3, 1 Comment

     
    Backyard fire damages Fairfield home

    By Ian Thompson | From Page: A3 | Gallery

    State includes Solano in school construction projects

    By Danny Bernardini | From Page: A3

     
    Real McCoy II Ferry down for maintenance

    By Danny Bernardini | From Page: A3

     
    Fairfield police log Tuesday, May 21, 2013

    By John Glidden | From Page: A12

    .

    US / World

    One block: How neighbors saw twister’s deadly path

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A1

     
    Brutal attack in London heightens terror fears

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A1

    Oklahoma tornado damage could top $2 billion

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A1, 1 Comment

     
    School storm protection is spotty in tornado zones

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A1

    4 Americans killed since 2009 in US drone strikes

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A1

     
    Intercontinental missile test-launched in Calif.

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A4

    Union power at issue as Garcetti elected LA mayor

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A5

     
    UC hospitals in second day of worker walkout

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A5

    Injured volunteer seeks payment from lost hiker

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A5

     
    Man shot to death while questioned in Boston probe

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A6, 3 Comments

    Key House chairman slams Senate immigration bill

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A6

     
    Broke no laws, IRS official says _ then takes 5th

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A6, 2 Comments

    House panel moves to curb military sexual assaults

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A6

     
    Boy Scout leaders to vote on lifting gay ban

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A6

    Kerry: US, allies ready to step up aid to rebels

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A10

     
    Egypt leader claims victory in captives’ release

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A10

    Global, local issues for Iran in upcoming election

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A10

     
    Iran’s Ahmadinejad looks to outsider options

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A10

    IAEA report: Iran expands nuclear technology

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A10

     
    Polish man gets quick face transplant after injury

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A10

    .

    Opinion

    Editorial Cartoons for May 23, 2013

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A11

     
    The egg on Heritage’s face

    By Ruben Navarrette | From Page: A11

     
    2 measly years for a man’s life?

    By Kelvin Wade | From Page: A11, 1 Comment

    Apple’s tax avoidance is legal but rotten

    By Scripps Howard News Service | From Page: A11

     
    Garamendi offers no hope to save delta

    By Letter to the Editor | From Page: A11, 1 Comment

    .

    Living

    Today in History for May 23, 2013

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A2

     
    Community calendar Thursday, May 23, 2013

    By John Glidden | From Page: A2

    Horoscopes for May 23, 2013

    By Holiday Mathis | From Page: A9

     
    .

    Entertainment

    TVGrid

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: B5

     
    Jennifer Lopez to open cellphone stores

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A7

    Blake Shelton putting together Okla. benefit show

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A7

     
    Fox show brings messy workplaces to television

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A7

    Obama to honor Carole King at White House concert

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A7

     
    ‘Idol’ winner rolling out debut album in July

    By The Associated Press | From Page: A7

    .

    Sports

     
    Sharks building momentum against Quick’s LA Kings

    By The Associated Press | From Page: B1

    Bumgarner rebounds from tough outing

    By The Associated Press | From Page: B1

     
    A’s miss chances in 3-1 loss to Rangers

    By The Associated Press | From Page: B1

    WR Crabtree tears right Achilles tendon

    By The Associated Press | From Page: B1

     
    Source: Coach K returning to US men’s team

    By The Associated Press | From Page: B2

    Rodriguez’s Balancio fourth in SJS badminton tourney

    By Daily Republic staff | From Page: B2

     
    Woods: Garcia comment hurtful, time to move on

    By The Associated Press | From Page: B2

    LeBron saves Heat at buzzer of Game 1

    By The Associated Press | From Page: B2

     
    Woodson overwhelmed by Raiders fans

    By The Associated Press | From Page: B2

    Jim Harbaugh to drive Indianapolis 500 pace car

    By The Associated Press | From Page: B2

     
    Visconti takes 2nd solo victory in 17th Giro stage

    By The Associated Press | From Page: B2

    Bears LB Urlacher announces his retirement

    By The Associated Press | From Page: B2

     
    Young drivers give IndyCar solid foundation

    By The Associated Press | From Page: B3

    Local sports for Thursday, May 23, 2013

    By Daily Republic staff | From Page: B4

     
    Sports on TV for Thursday, May 23, 2013

    By Daily Republic staff | From Page: B4

    .

    Business

    Bernanke signals Fed to maintain stimulus efforts

    By The Associated Press | From Page: B5

     
    US home sales tick up to highest in 3 ½ years

    By The Associated Press | From Page: B5

    On top of big salaries, companies pile on perks

    By The Associated Press | From Page: B6

     
    .

    Obituaries

    Jeffrey E. Woodhouse

    By John Glidden | From Page: A4

     
    Nita Luna Haber

    By Brad Stanhope | From Page: A4

    Marcius ‘Ed’ Gates

    By John Glidden | From Page: A4

     
    Camilo Marzan

    By John Glidden | From Page: A4

    Maurice E. Epps

    By John Glidden | From Page: A4, 1 Comment

     
    .

    Comics

    Baldo

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

     
    Peanuts

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

    For Better or Worse

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

     
    Get Fuzzy

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

    Fort Knox

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

     
    Rose is Rose

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

    Garfield

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

     
    B.C.

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

    Pickles

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

     
    Sally Forth

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

    Zits

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

     
    Dilbert

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

    Blondie

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

     
    Frank and Ernest

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

    Beetle Bailey

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

     
    Wizard of Id

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A8

    Crossword

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A9

     
    Word Sleuth

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A9

    Bridge

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A9

     
    Sudoku

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A9

    Cryptoquote

    By Daily Republic Syndicated Content | From Page: A9