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Jun. 13th, 2012 01:07 amSagittarius Horoscope for week of June 14, 2012
Nineteenth-century Russian novelist Ivan Turgenev once called his fellow novelist Fyodor Dostoyevsky a "pimple on the face of literature." But more than a hundred years after that crude dismissal, Dostoyevsky is a much more highly regarded and influential writer than Turgenev. Use this as inspiration, Sagittarius, if you have to deal with anyone's judgmental appraisals of you in the coming days. Their opinions will say more about them than about you. Refresh your understanding of the phenomenon of "projection," in which people superimpose their fantasies and delusions on realities they don't see clearly.
I tried to resign from my officer's post in the Knoxville Modelers Association overday and the other members were trying to talk me out of the move. My reasons are as much practical as emotional; I don't know how much longer I'll stay in the area and the club is better served by somebody who can give it the effort and resources it needs. But they just tried to appeal to my sense of self-esteem and pep talk me. I don't know. If the cheerleader's heart isn't in to cheer, what good is it to the team on the field?
Nineteenth-century Russian novelist Ivan Turgenev once called his fellow novelist Fyodor Dostoyevsky a "pimple on the face of literature." But more than a hundred years after that crude dismissal, Dostoyevsky is a much more highly regarded and influential writer than Turgenev. Use this as inspiration, Sagittarius, if you have to deal with anyone's judgmental appraisals of you in the coming days. Their opinions will say more about them than about you. Refresh your understanding of the phenomenon of "projection," in which people superimpose their fantasies and delusions on realities they don't see clearly.
I tried to resign from my officer's post in the Knoxville Modelers Association overday and the other members were trying to talk me out of the move. My reasons are as much practical as emotional; I don't know how much longer I'll stay in the area and the club is better served by somebody who can give it the effort and resources it needs. But they just tried to appeal to my sense of self-esteem and pep talk me. I don't know. If the cheerleader's heart isn't in to cheer, what good is it to the team on the field?
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