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Horoscope 2013 - Great Year For Me!

In my search for an idea on what's gonna happen to a Sagittarius girl and the so-called Chinese horoscope of Year of the Dog in 2013, this is what i have got:

http://sagittarius2013.com/sagittarius2013.htm
  • The moon in Leo brings a need for self-realization. You feel encouraged to do what you want to do, no matter what others might think about it or what your duties dictate. That's no problem for Sagittarius.
  •  Summing it up, the Sagittarius drive is to spend life reaching as far from the place of birth as ever possible - regarding location as well as personal experience. The year 2013 offers good opportunity for this, as long as you manage to stay clear of the social events that seem to occupy other people the most.

Year of the Dog
  • The biggest problem with the Dog person is their temper.Most Dog people for most of the time are even tempered and patient.But, if the Dog person is pushed too far, they can react badly. It may not be the fault of the Dog person but the reaction can be quite severe.Push them too far and they will bite back.The Dog person can also be moody at times.If things do not go their way, they may sulk and keep to themselves.
  • For the person born in the Year of the Dog 2013 should be a good year as their friendliness and loyalty is rewarded
  • If you are careful and think things through, 2013 should be a good year.

Comments

  1. @CoachJethDecember 31, 2013 at 6:30 PM

    2013 has been indeed a great year for me! With all the challenges not to mention all the drama I have been through this year, God has blessed me with so many things I will never get tired of counting. How was your 2013?

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