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<blockquote data-quote="Courtney Love" data-source="post: 261543" data-attributes="member: 6406">I joined a book club and chose the book &quot;The only astrology book you'll ever need&quot; and while the book's title was a blatant lie, it got me hooked, as I saw astrology as another way of understanding people.I grew up as a double Saggie in a home with a pisces brother, a taurus mother, and an ever-critical virgo grandmother. They didn't like me, I didn't like them, the book explained the difficulties and really piqued my interest in terms of which signs get along and why. However, I had no idea of the real uses of astrology, and it wasn't until Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston got married that I'd gotten a hint of that. In the National Enquirer (yes, really) a few astrologers were questioned about the date of the marriage and one astrologer said they were doomed because the day they chose was bad, and they should have gotten married a day or two later, and that lead me to electional &amp;Horary astrology.The National Enquirer. mad, eh?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Courtney Love, post: 261543, member: 6406"] I joined a book club and chose the book "The only astrology book you'll ever need" and while the book's title was a blatant lie, it got me hooked, as I saw astrology as another way of understanding people. I grew up as a double Saggie in a home with a pisces brother, a taurus mother, and an ever-critical virgo grandmother. They didn't like me, I didn't like them, the book explained the difficulties and really piqued my interest in terms of which signs get along and why. However, I had no idea of the real uses of astrology, and it wasn't until Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston got married that I'd gotten a hint of that. In the National Enquirer (yes, really) a few astrologers were questioned about the date of the marriage and one astrologer said they were doomed because the day they chose was bad, and they should have gotten married a day or two later, and that lead me to electional &Horary astrology. The National Enquirer. mad, eh? [/QUOTE]

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