August Horoscopes
For All the Goddesses That We Are
By Deb Victoroff
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JUNO - the One Who Says She's Happily Married (April 20-May 20) A vacation you've been planning for weeks is just days away. Where are the tickets anyway? Did you rent a car really or did you just think about it and then never do it. Did you ever get the mask and snorkel back from your sister-in-law? Why didn't the hotel ever get back to you about moving your room from directly above the dumpsters to the ones with a view? Are you sure this vacation is worth all the anxiety? |
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The 5th brings a moment of excitement when you realize that you've locked your keys inside your running car. Although your car is a Saturn, the planet Saturn is (as usual) of no help to you, although Mercury thinks it has an extra set and would happily mail them to you if only there was a post office on Mercury. Lesson for today - keep your extra keys on the planet earth. |
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The weather is changing and so is your boyfriend. He used to be on the cranky side, but now he walks around with a smile and a frisky attitude. You've noticed that he's started to floss and to use Q-Tips in the way nature intended them to be used. Could it be he's having an affair? Who cares?! As long as he doesn't walk around with flax seed stuck between his teeth, you're willing to compromise. |
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You are developing a real fear of flying and it's not just
because people you don't know are trying to blow your plane
up. It's the fact that the stewardesses act like they wish
you weren't there, and that they had taken their mother's
advice and gone to paralegal school. This is the month to
start exploring alternative methods of travel. If you're willing
to spend some quality time at a local truck stop, the big
rigs are now showing movies on most cross-country hauls. |
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The 4th and the 18th are great days to check out all the fresh
fruits and vegetables that are at the markets this summer.
The 9th, 10th and 11th are better for melons and berries.
Sunflowers and daisies are blooming like mad and are at their
peak color on the 22nd, but will be wilted by the 24th. Red
meat is good all month, but chicken takes a turn for the worse
on the 9th. Tofu is your best bet now. |
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Jupiter suggests you get furry little companion this month, and leaves it up to you what the best companion should be. You argue that you already have a furry companion and it's already costing a fortune to keep his back waxed. Jupiter meant like a dog or a cat or something, but this is only the beginning of your misunderstandings with Jupiter. |
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You met someone on vacation and he's all you can think about lately. He was handsome and charming and had that Italian thing with the cigarettes and the accent, and you wonder why you bothered to come home. Especially since you owe someone money and they are really anxious to be paid back. Perhaps this is a good month to take advantage of your Italian connection, particularly if he's in the Mafia. |
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This month you are looking your best and feeling great too.
Take advantage of this time and go out and make yourself seen.
The stars don't mean in a cheap or unseemly way, like you
have done in the past, but with legitimate meetings with friends
that have jobs that they can mention in front of your parents.
Your mother might be right on the 15th. |
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Bonus Horoscope (for those who didn't like their own) THALIA - the Upper West Side Theater (aka the Leonard Nimoy) You feel insecure and afraid. Is it the fact that the world is teetering on the brink of World War III or is it that your new heels are just a teeny bit too tall for you? The universe recommends you trade in those heels along with the governing party of your country if you want to regain any sense of security in this lifetime.
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©2006 Deb Victoroff
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Debra Victoroff's humor essays have appeared in Penthouse, Cosmopolitan and The Village Voice as well as broadcast on National Public Radio. Her plays have been performed around the country and her one-act comedy, "Table for Two" was recently published in "The Best Plays of the Strawberry Festival".
She honed her humor skills on "Sex and the City", entertaining the music crew with her constant complaints about working in the wrong department.
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