Is there something special going on with Aries right now?

[dolo amber]

In the past 2 or so months, and through no doings of mine, my life has completely shifted 180 degrees. Over x-mas my dad told me something I'd been waiting 20+ years to hear...he apologized for being an asshat to me when I was growing up. Said he and my mom were far too young (18 and 20...DUH! :eyes:) and that he'd treated me like a *practice kid*...kinda just to see how much control he could get away with. (He worded it much better, but that's the general idea.) I've also found myself in a fantastic new relationship. My kids are happier than they've been in ages, I'm happy...AND, as of yesterday, I GOT A JOB!! After nearly 2 years (the longest I've been unemployed since I'm 16, mind) I finally managed to join the ranks of the employed. :D

I was just wondering if maybe I'd missed something in my daily newspaper horoscope about "Everything is going to go your way for a change!" or something... :D

Thanks! :hi:

[Nancy Waterman]

1. It sounds like maybe Jupiter is hitting somewhere

but it could be anywhere on your chart, not necessarily your Sun.

[Pallas180]

2. Dolo Amber

"Don;t look a gift horse in the mouth "- old saying

Enjoy the transit and make the most of the good fortune .

:hi:

[linazelle]

3. Pluto trines Aries from Sagittarius

It may have reached the orb of your sun if your birthday is in late April (13th or later). If so, the good times may last for a while as Pluto travels pretty slowly. :hi:

[Lorien]

4. I'm an Aries, and I've had a rough 2005 so far

but I was born March 30th. Maybe you're a late April Aries?

[sunnystarr]

5. Sound like the Jupiter opposition to your Sun along with the

Saturn square to your Sun and transiting Jupiter. Of course there's the rest of your chart to consider and it could be influenced by other planetary aspects and progressions. But it really does sound like a Jupiter influence along with a supporting cast of characters since a transit of Jupiter alone wouldn't create all you've described unless supported by more than one indicator.