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Your SmartScope for November 2009:

Maybe you've spent too long out there on your own, doing everything by yourself, and doing your best to be a unique and special snowflake that's not like anybody else. Yes, you know exactly who you are and what you stand for. But is it lonely on your own?

Now that you know what your values are and what you believe in, it's time to find some like-minded souls. Find a group or organization that shares your passion and get involved.

You'll meet some great people who will inspire you, energize you, and probably become really close friends. You'll also probably learn a lot more about the things you care about, and then those things will be even more special to you.

So what it is it? Do you love animals? Computers? Learning about the world? Cooking? Whatever it is that you love, there's a great big world out there full of people who love the same thing. Go meet them!


About You, Sagittarius:

The Myth: In Greek mythology, Sagittarius is commonly associated with centaurs (a half-human, half-horse creature), and more specifically with Chiron, an important centaur who was known for his healing powers and respected for his teachings. Chiron sacrificed his life so that men could obtain fire, and this sacrifice won him a place in the sky. The bow that Chiron is aiming is pointed at Scorpio, the scorpion.
Cool Fact: The Sagittarius constellation contains the closest known black hole to Earth.
As a Sagittarius, you might be... free-spirited, intelligent, positive and energetic
Careers a Sagittarius might like: Scientist, tour guide or travel agent, lawyer, teacher, theologian (someone who studies religion)

Famous Female Sagittarius:

Carolyn Kizer (December 10, 1925) is an American poet from Seattle. The author of Pulitzer Prize winning poetry, her poems often feature nature and feminist themes. She was the first director of literary programs for the National Endowment for the Arts. She was also Chancellor of the Academy of American Poets, but quit in protest because she felt that the Academy ought to have more women and minorities on its governing board.

 
   
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