Written each evening from the real sky over London ·
Gemini horoscope tomorrow
The Twins, 21 May to 20 June · Air, mutable, ruled by Mercury
The sky Moon in Virgo all day · new moon, 1% lit · Saturn retrograde. New moon tomorrow, at 4.27am.
The introduction you promised in July
Detail is not the punishment it looks like today. Mercury, which runs your errands, is in Virgo and in a pedantic mood, and the fiddly job done properly this morning is the one that does not come back to you next week.
Love
Months ago you offered to put two people in touch, and both have been too polite to ask again. Send it this morning: three lines, both names, one sentence on why they should meet. Introductions are how you show affection, and this one has been sitting in your head doing nobody any good at all.
Work and money
If somebody asks you to explain a thing you understand perfectly and have never had to say slowly, take the extra minute. When the room goes quiet and you find yourself speeding up, that is the moment to stop and ask which part is unclear, rather than supplying a fourth example nobody wanted.
Body and mind
When did you last have a day with only one plan in it? Today could be that, if you decline one invitation and eat something at a table. The tiredness you have been calling boredom is a late night catching up with a head that never quite stops.
If you read nothing else
Send the introduction this morning: three lines, both names
The sky Moon in Virgo all day · new moon at 4.27am · Saturn retrograde. First quarter on Friday at 9.44pm, seven days away.
Warmer, and just as accurate
Accuracy has been your setting for a fortnight, and it has left you correct and slightly chilly. The warmer version is available again today. The same information, delivered kindly, does about three times the work, and you have always known that.
Love
Whoever got the clipped version of you on Tuesday is still holding it. You have half forgotten; they have not. A light message today, with no apology speech attached, and the whole thing is gone by the weekend. Would you rather be right about it, or go out on Saturday?
Work and money
Something you have written is technically faultless and reads like a parking notice. Give the opening line two minutes. Say who it is for and what you want from them, and everything underneath gets read rather than skimmed. This is the part of the job you find embarrassingly easy and most people do not.
Body and mind
You have talked more than you have listened this week, and the hum in your head at eleven at night is the leftovers. An evening where you are the audience settles you faster than silence: a long film, a friend with a longer story, and nothing you have to answer.