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JUNO - the One Who Says She's Happily Married (April 20-May 20) A hair appointment goes awry when your usual girl runs away with her tattoo artist, leaving you seated before her replacement who has a sharp pair of scissors and a bad attitude. No matter what you suggest: "what do you think of bangs?" she puts her hand on her hip, rolls her eyes, and gets a look like she's waiting for the dryer to come to a complete stop. Even when you notify her that she just cut off your earlobe, she insists that the resulting look is "modern and fun" and stems the flow of blood by applying a "very popular" holding gel. Whatever you do, don't get a facial between the 9th and the 11th. |
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Jupiter and 22 of his moons decide to crash your birthday party although they do offer to bring chips and beer. This is not all bad since typically at your birthday parties, 14 women show up and no guys and it essentially becomes a baby shower only with more alcohol and no cupcakes. Even though Jupiter is too old for anybody (4.6 billion years, although we gotta say he doesn't look a day over 3 billion), his main moon Ganymede turns out to be not too bad looking for an ice-covered satellite; sort of like your ex-boyfriend only with regular work. The remaining 21 moons get too drunk to return to their orbits, putting gravity at risk, not to mention your living room rug. |
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May is not a particularly interesting or monumental month for you. |
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Be compassionate with family members this month - they really need your support what with your uncle's trial coming up and your brother's divorce and his mother-in-law's tragic-yet-kind-of-funny face-lift. You really are their rock now and possibly a source of bail money, so you might want to transfer a couple grand out of the ol' savings account, just in case. On the bright side: of the three lawyers assembled to defend your Uncle, 2 are really cute and one you wouldn't kick out of bed if he happened to be in your bed one night when you came home drunk and you lost your keys and had no way of getting in unless he opened the door for you. A bond with another sibling is solidified when you crack each other up imitating his mother-in-law trying to blink. |
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This month you finally figure out who Heidi and Spencer are along with a whole bunch of other blonde women and super dumb-looking men who are apparently singers or entertainers of some kind, or perhaps just people who refuse to wear underwear when they go grocery shopping. These are the kind of people you grew up making "dumb blonde" jokes about but apparently in this new America, they are national heroes, and why not, the alternative being George Bush? If you're blonde yourself, this is the month to become a brunette just so people stop asking you about "your recent stay in rehab". |
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This month finds you wondering how Paul McCartney's ex Heather can already be broke, but it turns out she's burned through her divorce settlement paying for people's amputations so they can get a firm and slender artificial leg like hers, enabling them to win not only sympathy but a shot at "America's Dancing Amputees". This anteater-faced-lady is full of good causes, which all sounds very noble until you find out that one of them is shearing beavers and then giving them back their fur in little fitted beaver topcoats. The end of the month, make a donation to a cause you can really get behind, like the Alliance to Get Paula Abdul A Brain. |
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An old lover reappears, which means either you two are meant to be together, or his parents threw him out so they can renovate the basement. This is no time to quibble! Both of you have matured beyond those things that broke you apart in the first place, like his insistence that he always got to drive, and your insistence that he not eat ravioli with his hands, so let him know you're available. Nothing spells availability like a long, rambling, nearly incoherent phone message. |
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Maybe it's just us, and all your friends, and some of your co-workers, and your doorman, and also the guy who gives your kids swimming lessons, but you seem to have put on a few pounds this winter. Maybe it's the way your pants hug your thighs like sausage casings, or the fact that you haven't tucked in a blouse since the week before Christmas, or perhaps it's the way metal rivets pop out of steel scaffolding whenever you walk over a bridge, but it seems like you're one Chai Latte over the line. A new exercise program will help get things back to normal or at least enable you to board airplanes without the crew shouting, "We're gonna need a longer runway!" |
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Your ruler Saturn gets it into his paisley-printed head to test your patience by pushing you to the breaking point with petty annoyances. This involves snapping the tip off your eyeliner pencil for a third time after you've just sharpened it (on the 4th); planting a curly black hair in your pad thai (look for this on the 11th); rewiring the TV so that turning it on sets off your smoke alarm (the 17th ); and turning your milk into cottage cheese (and we mean the kind with pineapple in it), after you've poured it into your coffee (the 23rd, 25th and 30th). Unless you enjoy damp, dark cells, travel anywhere is off the menu for you this month. |
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Bonus Horoscope (for those who didn't like their own) THALIA - the Upper West Side Theater (aka the Leonard Nimoy) This month you come to the realization that you love children, you really do. But only theoretically, and as depicted on TV. Now that your peer group has squeezed out a few, the reality of them makes you want to pull out your uterus and use it as a pencil cup. This really hits home after the 25th when you have to clean your house after your friends and their two kids have finally left to return to Albuquerque or wherever the hell they live. What is that stain on the ceiling? What happened to all the towels? How did the cat get into the dishwasher? Those little pet carriers might be handy the next time they visit.
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©2008 Debra Victoroff
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Debra Victoroff's humor essays have appeared in Penthouse, Cosmopolitan and The Village Voice as well as broadcast on National Public Radio. Her one-act comedy, "Table for Two" was recently published in "The Best Plays of the Strawberry Festival" and her drama "Letter From A Soldier" was a hit at the 2008 Walking Fish play
festival in Vancouver.
http://www.straight.com/article-148353/walking-fish-festival
She honed her humor skills on the TV series "Sex and the City", entertaining the music crew with her constant complaints about working in the wrong department.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Debra Victoroff's humor essays have appeared in Penthouse, Cosmopolitan and The Village Voice as well as broadcast on National Public Radio. Her one-act comedy, "Table for Two" was recently published in "The Best Plays of the Strawberry Festival" and her drama "Letter From A Soldier" was a hit at the 2008 Walking Fish play festival in Vancouver.(http://www.straight.com/article-148353/walking-fish-festival) and won Debra second place in the NEW WORKS OF MERIT PLAYWRITING CONTEST. She honed her humor skills on the TV series "Sex and the City", entertaining the music crew with her constant complaints about working in the wrong department.













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