22 May – 21 Jun
Date: Wednesday 21st October 2026
You may sense that all is not well fairly close to home. Underlying friction between two people could be hard to avoid. Your own relationship with someone who shares your interest in a hobby, might improve however. It's likely also that your particular talents will be noticed: it might even be suggested that you could give a few lessons.
Date: Thursday 22nd October 2026
True, you could feel overwhelmed by how much information there is for you to absorb. If on holiday it might be easy to deal with the onslaught of things you need to know. At work though you may need to accept a deadline now so as to have time free later. All this could be put to you by a Leo friend who, for once anyway, seems to be applying common sense: perhaps they sense that you can only cope with so much presently and that after the New Moon (tomorrow) you'll be better able to cope.
Date: Friday 23rd October 2026
You could experience an attack of the 'moody-blues'. It may be that you just need more time to process information and to bring yourself into tip-top physical condition. Just as a battery needs to recharge occasionally you might need to do the same. Friends born under Water signs could offer 'perfect' support. They might also share information that eases tension.
Week: Sunday 18th October – Saturday 24th October 2026
Next weekend, Mercury, your ruling planet turns retrograde. You won't be the only sign considering review and reassessment. In your case, the costs of continuing a project may be so overwhelming that you simply have to turn back and bring in someone with problem-solving experience. Arguments centre on ownership. It may be that someone considers that they've invested so much since the start of the year that they simply cannot pull back. One of your strengths is to use words wisely. You know how to coax others into considering other options. This could be a challenge that takes several weeks. You might also find – especially after the Sun moves into Scorpio on Friday,- that saying little and leaving others to work out consequences is as good a strategy as any.