Thursday, Nov. 24: The moon in Sagittarius is feeling big while Mercury feels the need for both seeing big and correcting past mistakes. Sometimes it is best to wait for the solution to come to you. He was born in Ohio, although we think of him as Canadian for his efforts in aiding Britain during the War for Independence: Joseph Brant died this day in 1807. In some places he is also known by his Mohawk name, Thayendanegea.
Friday, Nov. 25: A loved one can be the source of a disappointment. Do you forgive? Do you move on? On Nov. 25, 1979, Pat Summerall and John Madden broadcast a game together for the first time, a pairing that lasted 22 years and became one of the most well-known partnerships in TV sportscasting history.
Saturday, Nov. 26: The moon moves from Sagittarius into Capricorn and connects with Chiron, opening an opportunity to heal a hurt from long ago. On Nov. 26, 1917, the NHL formed with the Montreal Canadiens, Montreal Maroons, Toronto Arenas, Ottawa Senators and the Quebec Bulldogs. The National Hockey Association disbands.
Sunday, Nov. 27: It’s a Sunday full of bright ideas. Stand back and see how far these ideas spread rather than forcing them on others. Happy birthday number 71 to American motion picture director Kathryn Bigelow, famous for her work on “The Hurt Locker” and “Zero Dark Thirty.”
Monday, Nov. 28: Venus in Sagittarius connects with Uranus in Taurus, creating a bit of tension that has the potential to erupt into something new and exciting. Like a new friend or a new project. Or the surprise new conclusion you had not seen until today. Also today, Hollywood great Ed Harris turns 71.
Tuesday, Nov. 29: Quick, overall and in-depth describe the style of thinking and communication we see and hear today. Be courageous and brave. Be alone. Be unafraid. Be you. Musician Charles “Chuck” Mangione, born in Rochester, N.Y., turns 82 today.
Wednesday, Nov. 30: The first-quarter moon in Pisces is this morning. While we may all feel out of sorts, take some time to write a list of things you want to do. Happy birthday to Samuel Clements, aka Mark Twain, born Nov. 30, 1835. His young self was a riverboat captain on the Mississippi, which figured prominently in some of his classic stories.
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