ASSIGNMENT 1:

I have Mercury in Sagittarius, a mutable fire sign. Since Mercury focuses on communication and mental energy, and Sagittarius is a fire sign, I believe this leans towards passionate communication when speaking about a topic I am interested in. I think that this can also be a good indicator towards feeling either burnt out or super excited about something.

My moon is in Aries, which is a cardinal fire sign. This might represent the desire to express my thoughts and feelings. Since the moon is feminine and internal, but fire is masculine and outwardly, there may be some conflict knowing what to express and when. Others might get the impression that I don't know how to read a room, though the opposite is true, I do read the room but say what I have to say anyways.

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ASSIGNMENT 2:

Mercury: Sagittarius, 6th house.

The 6th house represents habits, daily routines, organization, and work. In these areas of life, I typically find myself scattered and unorganized, because I am trying to constantly find the quickest yet most effective way of doing things, which usually means I am spending more time than I should be trying to organize everything, that in the end, nothing is organized - at least not to the outside eye. I think this ties into what I said in my previous assignment about Mercury in Sagittarius being a good indicator towards feeling either burnt out or super excited about something. If I am successful with my scatterbrained way of organizing and doing things, I feel extremely elated and satisfied. However, there is no end to my need to functionalize everything, so when I fail (which is often), it does tend to bum me out (though not for long)

Moon: Aries, 10th house.

The 10th house represents public image, reputation, career, legacy, masculinity. Since the moon represents the feminine, but both the 10th house and Aries represent the masculine, this tends to align with what I said about the Moon being in Aries previously; how there may be conflict between the feminine of wanting to say something, but the masculine knowing when and what to express. Since this is the most ‘public’ house, people likely view me as wearing my heart on my sleeve as they would see my emotions and reactions, not my internal thoughts and/or conflicts

Alison Marie Catchpole

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