Thursday, August 26, 2004

Your Chinese Astrology Sign: The Goat - astrology.com

And they said my most combatible match was the Rabbit or the Pig. Funny...I married a Dog. My co-workers all thought he was underage when we started to date, but he was more than legal. What was really funny was how his parents thought that he would marry someone a little older than me. Teehee! I like the idea below...a teacher in New Age studies.... My friend is attempting to get me to learn aromatherapy type stuff with her so that one day we can open up our own place. I don't know. Maybe as long as I can have a little bakery section in there. Which reminds me...I need to bake. I haven't done so in awhile. That, and I need to take pictures of my cakes. I made a couple of neat ones. I think my theory so far is: the more icing/chocolate, the better. I love using chocolate chips or Hershey's kisses in my creations. here is the horoscope from the website: Daydreaming all afternoon sounds heavenly to the Goat. This creative, esoteric Sign needs plenty of time alone in which to feed its Muse. Goats are generally most comfortable in their own minds (which other, more linear-thinking Signs may have trouble deciphering). This Sign makes a great craftsperson or artisan, or perhaps a teacher of New Age studies -- any occupation that allows its mind the full range of freedom. Goats tend not to be very well-organized, precluding many more dry business endeavors. In fact, Goats tend not to be very materialistic in general, finding plenty of riches in their own imagination. However, especially when in love, the Goat can be quite a lavish gift-giver. Perhaps it's that artistic temperament that so often causes Goats to feel insecure, but the result is that these high-strung creatures need to feel loved and admired lest they start worrying incessantly. For this reason, Goats tend to have a hard time with romance; anyone who couples up with a Goat must know, this Sign has a sensitive streak a mile wide and can be subject to bouts of anxiety over seemingly inconsequential things. Goats need plenty of love, support and open reassurance from their lovers. If a relationship is marked by conflict, the Goat will often pull away -- either physically or simply by retreating into the safe haven of its imagination. If the romance is going well, however, Goats won't hesitate to tell their partner what they need -- and they can be quite insistent about it! This Sign will definitely return the favor, however; the Goat has a luxurious side that delights in indulging a lover's every wish. Appearances are also important to the Goat, which may explain why these folks can spend hours primping and posing. Goats would be well-served by learning to relax and let others run the show from time to time. Once they can be certain that their friends and lovers won't be gone when the Goat returns from its daydreams, life will be a field of daisies. The most compatible match for a Goat is the Pig or the Rabbit.