Capricorn(Dec22-Jan19): You will soon meet a mysterious two-armed stranger. Avoid spinach. If you must eat it, perform a discreet tooth-check before you smile.

Aquarius(Jan20-Feb18): One day you will wake up, and decide to wear something. Remember, if you can't find any clean underwear, it's better to simply go without.

Pisces(Feb19-Mar20): You will continue proposing to famous strangers on the internet. Keep this up and you will have a long happy life as a spinster. Oh, wait...that's me. Hmmmm...other Pisceans...You will work at least a couple of weeks this year. Avoid being alone with anyone whose middle name is "Wayne."

Aries(Mar21-Apr19): Someone with a cell phone will irritate you. You will learn at least two new words by year's end. Don't pick your nose, even when you're sure no one's watching...you never really know.

Taurus(Apr20-May20): A rainstorm will catch you by surprise. Eat more cheese. Do not pierce anything else.

Gemini(May21-June21): Be kind to animals. You could run out of gas if you don't keep an eye on the gauge.

Cancer(June22-July22): You know that thing you do that you think is so cute? It's not anymore. At least one big sloppy kiss is in your future this year.

Leo(July23-Aug22): Drink more water! No matter how compelled you may be to do otherwise, avoid liasons with anyone who has a unibrow.

Virgo(Aug23-Sept22): Time to change that hairstyle. You will soon be in the presence of someone older than yourself. Read more Brautigan.

Libra(Sept23-Oct23): You will put one foot in front of the other, perhaps several times in a row. Be extra nice to redheads this year.

Scorpio(Oct24-Nov21): Spring cleaning can do wonders, dear. You will pay a bill or two before the year's end. Drink tequila at every possible opportunity. The cheaper the better.

Sagittarius(Nov22-Dec21): You will receive at least one birthday present this year. Take more bubble baths and you will be happier.

From: [identity profile] blackhellkat.livejournal.com


Whoooa I'm a Virgo and you just nailed my horrorscope! I was just thinking or reading some Brautigan and cutting my hair....wooo spooky! HAHAHAAA My Psychic friend!

From: [identity profile] verian.livejournal.com

But, but, but...........


.......that thing I do is cute! At least I have a sloppy kiss to look forward to, I wonder who it will be from.
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From: [identity profile] catelin.livejournal.com


Madame Cate has spoken. Hehe! Where ya been lately, kitty? I've been missing your words of wisdom!
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From: [identity profile] catelin.livejournal.com

Re: But, but, but...........


Madame Cate sez: All will be revealed in time.


Heehee! Hey, I'm getting pretty good at this!

From: [identity profile] verian.livejournal.com

I didn't realise


that you where a Madame, or have I misinterpreted the use of the word?

From: [identity profile] blackhellkat.livejournal.com


Oh I've been kicking back. Enjoying the holidays and some vacation time after school. I'll get back into gear after New Year's...I'm just giving my self a little break.
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From: [identity profile] catelin.livejournal.com

Re: I didn't realise


Main Entry: mad?am, also mad?ame
Pronunciation: 'ma-d&m
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French ma dame, literally, my lady
Date: 14th century
1 plural mes?dames /mA-'d?m, -'dam/ : LADY -- used without a name as a form of respectful or polite address to a woman
2 : MISTRESS 1 -- used as a title formerly with the given name but now with the surname or especially with a designation of rank or office
3 : the female head of a house of prostitution
4 : the female head of a household

Hmmmmm...let's see...Being from the south, I'm always a lady. Like most women, I have been mistress to someone in some way at some time. I do tend to whore my words to strangers. I am the head of my household, which can be verified from my tax forms. Oh dear! I really am a madam!! ; )

From: [identity profile] verian.livejournal.com

Lucky you...


I thought I might see if I could be a Monsieur but fail miserably on all counts, having never been to France or never having been the oldest brother of the king etc, the world just isn't fair:

Monsieur \Mon*sieur"\, n.; pl. Messieurs. [F., fr. mon my + Sieur, abbrev. of seigneur lord. See Monseigneur.] 1. The common title of civility in France in speaking to, or of, a man; Mr. or Sir. [Represented by the abbreviation M. or Mons. in the singular, and by MM. or Messrs. in the plural.]

2. The oldest brother of the king of France.

3. A Frenchman. [Contemptuous] --Shak.

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