Get your daily horoscope for December 5, 2022 from astrologer Georgia Nicols.
There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions today. The Moon is in Taurus.You are talented and creative and have wonderful visionary skills. You have a lot of optimism and enthusiasm for life. Exciting changes might trigger more personal freedom for you this year. Because change is in the air, you will have to be ready to act fast. Trust your intuition.“It was Monday. It was Monday all day.” Today things might feel a bit grim, especially financially speaking.
Steer clear of controversial subjects today, because something out of the blue will catch you off guard, especially related to your work, and possibly your health. Meanwhile, travel plans might suddenly change. Nevertheless, social plans look promising! Go figure. Tonight: Happy family.Double-check everything to do with banking, jointly held property, inheritances and insurance issues, because something unexpected might occur.
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