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Your SmartScope for July 2008:
This month will fly by if you're not careful, so take the time to smell the roses and soak up the sunshine. Start by enjoying the little things early on - the 1st of the month, to be precise. Something will happen to take your breath away, but if you're moving too fast, you'll miss it. Pace yourself by leaving some down time in your schedule, especially around the 12th. Use those unplanned hours to explore your world and look for things you haven't seen before. Something exciting will happen near the 17th, and if you aren't careful, that could accelerate things so that it's August 1st before you know it. Instead, take a deep breath and keep your head. If you're successful, you're going to come across a very sweet reward on the 23rd or 24th that will have made the wait worthwhile. Then enjoy the last lazy days of July because it looks like August is speeding up.
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About You, Capricorn:
The Myth: Sometimes, Capricorn is identified as Amalthea, the goat that fed Zeus - the king of the Greek gods - after he was rescued from his father soon after birth. Another myth says Capricorn is a sea-goat, a goat with a fish tail, because he represents the goat-god Pan who dove into the Nile after being attacked by a monster. According to the legend, the parts that remained above water stayed as a goat, but those underwater turned into those of a fish.
Cool Fact: The constellation that represents Capricorn is one of the oldest constellations identified by humans. In fact, it may be the oldest constellation recognized by humans.
As a Capricorn, you might be... responsible, ambitious, patient and honest
Careers a Capricorn might like: Lawyer, doctor, engineer, farmer, mathematician, politician
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Famous Female Capricorn:
Lilla Cabot Perry (born January 13, 1848) was influential in spreading French impressionism to Japan and the United States. She was a protegee of Monet and painted landscapes and portraits, earning recognition in places such as Paris, Chicago, Boston, Saint Louis and San Francisco, as well as in Tokyo, where she studied Japanese painting for three years. |
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