Weekly Horoscope for Leo
Dig in and accomplish as much as you can. You will be quite pleased by what you accomplish. Think in terms of financial gains and investments. Your relationships, particularly sexual or romantic ones, intensify and have a deep, compelling, urgent quality. Your inner feelings and needs for love and closeness emerge very strongly. You may also channel some of these feelings into creative or artistic work, something that evokes and expresses your deepest self. You will be able to learn valuable information if you listen and observe what others are doing and saying. Good friends will give you honest answers.
This week lucky numbers are:
3, 5, 17, 27, 29,
1667 Treaty of Andrussovo: Russia/Poland signs peace treaty
1822 American Indian Society organizes
1904 Japan declares war on Russia
1540 The 1st recorded race meet in England (Roodee Fields, Chester)
1909 1st federal legislation prohibiting narcotics (opium)
1822 American Indian Society organizes
1904 Japan declares war on Russia
1540 The 1st recorded race meet in England (Roodee Fields, Chester)
1909 1st federal legislation prohibiting narcotics (opium)
TAURUS - LEO Compatibility
The Leo considers that it is natural for him/her to be a leader in the bedroom. There are not a problem is expected In a sexual area but the Leo should set rate and mood for this purpose . It is difficult to satisfy the Leo so that fact can complicate connection . So if you expect a long relationships this is not the best combination.
LEO - LEO Simple Compatibility
In bedroom , as well as everywhere the Leo tends to think only of him/herself . A question is : Is it possible for two "I'm" to turn to one "we're"? Both Lions are extremely romantic and sexually compatible. They should allow each other "to shine", and to share the light in case of necessity . Well , It is not always a possibility for it, but when it is so - long live king! Long live queen!
Dark-haired, browned eyed smoldering beauty who began acting at age four in the 1943 movie, Happy Land. Wood acted steadily until her accidental drowning death in 1981. Wood was nominated for three Oscars, but may be best known for her role as Maria in the film version of West Side Story (1961). She earned her first nomination, as best supporting actress, for her portrayal of Judy in the classic Rebel Without a Cause (1955) and followed that with best actress nominations for her role as Wilma Dean Loomis in Splendor in the Grass (1961) and for her role as Angie Rossini in Love with the Perfect Stranger (1963). She married actor Robert Wagner in 1957, divorced in 1962, and remarried him in 1972. The couple had one daughter, Courtney Brooke, in 1974.
