Not today, MercuryRetrograde.
There’s never a dull moment in the sky, because astrology always gives us something to look forward to. Unless, of course, you’re talking about Mercury retrograde *insert eye roll emoji here*. Fortunately, it’s the last Mercury retrograde of the year, but three zodiac signs will have the best week of September 5 to September 11 .
If your sun sign and/or rising sign happens to fall under any of these zodiac signs, here’s why you’re feeling so inspired under this week’s astro weather:Taurus Venus—your seductive planetary ruler—is making its dazzling debut in your fellow earth sign Virgo at the start of the week, which is lighting up you fifth house of creativity, romance and general self-expression.
Cancer There’s an incoming message of love and it has your name on it. After all, Venus is entering your chatty third house of communication on September 5, which is sprucing up your social life. Think before you commit to a situation, but if you’re feeling intuitively guided to lend someone a helping hand, don’t fight the urge.
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