TGIF! This week's Aloha Friday question is:
Do you read your horoscope? If so, how accurate do you think it is?
I don't. I used to, but the one that was published in our paper was so vague so why bother?
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13 comments:
Every once in a while I'll glance at it if I happen to notice it hanging around the page I'm reading. But hardly ever. I don't think they mean diddly squat!
Yep. I read mine almost everyday. Sometimes they mean a lot. Other time they mean absolutely nothing. I just think it is lots of fun!
I don't read my horoscope ... BUT I do read about my astrological sign and think those sorts of things as far as personalities, emotions, and quirks are accurate. :)
I do read it every once in a while but I never really take stock in what it says since it could probably apply to 99% of the people I know.
I used to, but now I always forget. Oh well!
I am definitely a Scorpio gal! However, I am a firm believer that my choices create my destiny:)
Once in a while I read it. I think all horoscopes can be perceived to apply to who ever is reading it. One person can see it one way and another person will perceive it another. I still think it is fun. I love astrology. I think there is a lot of truth to that. My daughter Taurus and she is exactly like all the other Tauruses I know!
I used to read it everyday...now just whenever I happen to come accross it! I agree with Flying Giggles....it can apply to whomever's reading it in their own way!
I read them, but I don't believe in them. I'm just amused by them.
I'm glad I subscribe to your blog...I don't think I saw your Aloha Friday on the linky! I sometimes read my horoscope at the end of the day to see if it was accurate at all.
Every now and then. You can read into them any thing you want.
I read the one in the TV Guide only because I read the whole thing, and I usually laugh at it. I don't believe in them at all.
I used to read my horoscope faithfully when I was younger. Than I matured a little and learned about the powers of ambiguity and knew I had been sucked in!
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