Thursday

Say It Now he part in the ceremony where the officiating preacher, justice or rabbi asks for participants to either voice objections or 'forever hold your peace'? Well, you might not be at a wedding, but the choice is the same: speak now or wish you did for the rest of your life. Bet you won't be able to keep quiet. If you must work and your desk isn't near a window, have someone move it. You'll need that window handy so that you can stare out of it, sighing. Everyone who asks how you're doing isn't necessarily just making small talk. A few of 'em might genuinely be interested. Just shine on the others. You can have absolutely everything you want from the higher-ups. They'll be happy to support and advise you, and tip you on how to get where you want to go. "The Lovers card affirms my alter ego is a port key to a Soul Mate or deal, whose superpower is compatibility in the midst of reconciling dichotomy to interconnect as a whole new entity or 'color.' To be or not to be: at ultimatum or rival tensions mounting, negotiating acceptable trade-offs validates our unique perspectives to reflect what each lacks for a balanced voice of truce. When we're together I'm beside myself, so I concede mutual vested interest, incentive or opportunity to my other half for valued consideration. For only by the power of self-respect in reciprocal vulnerability, need and compassion do 'me and thee consummate we.' The rest is all a dance on the sidelines of Cinderella Pandering or prohibition, or around a Bermuda Triangle of bottom line temptation to cheat by provocation, promiscuity, or shame. But here at the gate of impasse, I still have a choice and my pride." Cheers Deb