I think the barometric pressure shift is what's sapping my energy...
Checking in with Rob:
Pisces Horoscope for week of April 1, 2010
Pisces (February 19-March 20)
It's an excellent time to demonstrate how strong and brave and indomitable you are. I suggest you carry out some heroic feat, like lying on a bed of nails while someone puts heavy concrete blocks all over your body, then uses a sledgehammer to smash those blocks. APRIL FOOL! What I just said is only half true. While it's an excellent time to prove your mettle, there are far more constructive ways to do it than lying on a bed of nails. For example, you could try shaking off a bad influence that chronically saps your energy.
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Just walking outside into the beautiful sunshine today will totally reverse any energy-sapping, I bet.
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It's been a long time since I did one, so: disclaimer! I actually do not believe in the basic tenets and principles of astrology. I don't believe that where the stars were in the sky on the day I was born really dictate anything about my life. But I have been reading Rob's horoscopes for years and often find them fun or uplifting, and every once in a while they give me something to ponder. Not because of cosmic forces, but because they're just plain good ideas: like shaking off a bad influence that chronically saps your energy. That gets no arguments from me.
Pisces Horoscope for week of April 1, 2010
Pisces (February 19-March 20)
It's an excellent time to demonstrate how strong and brave and indomitable you are. I suggest you carry out some heroic feat, like lying on a bed of nails while someone puts heavy concrete blocks all over your body, then uses a sledgehammer to smash those blocks. APRIL FOOL! What I just said is only half true. While it's an excellent time to prove your mettle, there are far more constructive ways to do it than lying on a bed of nails. For example, you could try shaking off a bad influence that chronically saps your energy.
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Just walking outside into the beautiful sunshine today will totally reverse any energy-sapping, I bet.
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It's been a long time since I did one, so: disclaimer! I actually do not believe in the basic tenets and principles of astrology. I don't believe that where the stars were in the sky on the day I was born really dictate anything about my life. But I have been reading Rob's horoscopes for years and often find them fun or uplifting, and every once in a while they give me something to ponder. Not because of cosmic forces, but because they're just plain good ideas: like shaking off a bad influence that chronically saps your energy. That gets no arguments from me.