The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 24, 2004, Page 10, Image 10

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Words are a pretty puny way to express yourself. Share the whole picture. GEMINI You generally talk about everything that passes through your brain, but that’s not a good idea right now. Keep a romantic matter confidential. CANCER You have the kind of friends who are there for you in good times and bad. Remembering something that one of your friends likes and then providing it will be great fun for you both. LEO Accepting more authority means you’ll also get more money. Taking responsibility can mean you’11 have more headaches, too. Don’t make promises you don’t intend to keep—it’s a sure bet somebody will hold you to them. VIRGO A visit with somebody you love would be good for you both. If you can’t get there and back on a weeknight, allow yourselves to chat for hours. Ain’t technology grand? LIBRA You may have more than you realize. How long has it been since you had your resources appraised? They may have appreciated. SCORPIO True love always involves commitment, as you well know. The truest love develops after the commitment has been made for years. Enjoy. SAGITTARIUS They say that if you do what you love, the money will surely follow. Go ahead and get involved in something you enjoy. CAPRICORN How many ways do you have to explain all the love that you feel deep inside? Your actions often speak louder than words, and they can also express your love quite fluently. AQUARIUS An argument could turn into a valuable learning experience. Don’t assume you have all the answers. You’re the student as well as the teacher. • PISCES Love is the key to your success and your cheerful attitude. If you focus on someone you love, everything else will fall into place. 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