Everything.

Happens.

Those of you in child-bearing years will have to give birth to something. Those of you pursuing artistic life will find the equivalent of Van Gogh's sojourn at Arles (without, one hopes, the ear-lopping and hallucinations). Those of you being chewed alive by jobs that don't, like, excite you will bail big time. Those of you employed as dot-comrades will develop improvisational skills few can match.

Year at a glance: Nothing really gets happening until the middle of February, and from then through the summer, it's a wild ride. If you've got any medical issue that emerges, or needs attention, or that you've neglected (what happened to that Colgate smile), you'll have to deal, especially by late summer. Fall should provide a breathing space, although those of you born in the first week of June are being asked to be very responsible. Halloween through Christmas time is a good time to move business forward that got stalled quite a while ago - last winter, in fact.

The microview of January says that the 1 through 3 are excellent for letting different personalities collide in your social world, while January 4 and 5, take notes on everything. January 6 and 7, the moon is in your sun sign, increasing the likelihood of a tearful response, while January 8 and 9, you want to give others a break (not "you want to" but "you should"). January 10 and 11 is excellent for bragging (discreetly), while January 12 and 13 are very bad days for dealing with others. Your tone gets constantly misinterpreted. January 14 and 15 will be much better for being with others - alone time is indicated on January 16 through 18, although January 18 through 20 you'll need to be careful walking on the ice, or fingers and toes in general. January 21through 23 are good for looking like a grown-up, while January 24 and 25 are good for writing, or making ultimatums (and keeping them to yourself. Ultimati?) January 26 through 28, will be difficult and emotional, while January 28 through the 31, you'll be dispassionate. So useful having two faces.