One star sign should break free from routine chores today, while another can expect to make an impressive accomplishment. Russell Grant's forecast every day on OK!
It’s Thursday, and one star sign should take an opportunity to put their feelings into words today, while another is trying too hard to please other people.
From Aries through to Pisces, here's what today could bring for your horoscope - and what you can do to be prepared.Aries It doesn’t normally bother you if you are being expected to break free from routine at the drop of a hat. Taking off on some wild adventure would be much more preferable than sticking with routine chores. Let this natural trait for excitement govern your actions today.
Cancer People in positions of power will let you know how much they respect your serious attitude and appreciate your hard work. Are you single? Romance will hold great promise. Don’t pass up on any opportunity to put your feelings into words. Libra Your domestic life will benefit in some way by a small but useful stroke of luck. Although you might get annoyed when a friend or neighbour suffers from a minor fit of jealousy, you won’t let it show. The least said the soonest mended will be your motto, today.
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