When springtime arrives, one of the first PLURAL NOUN to signal its arrival is the ADJECTIVE PLURAL NOUN from PLACE . Historically, these PLURAL NOUN have had a COLOR and ADJECTIVE NOUN that has left a ADJECTIVE NOUN in everyone’s BODY PART But this year, the NOUN is trying something new. PERSONS NAME Was the first to notice it, an ADJECTIVE NOUN in the ephemeris shows a COLLECTIVE NOUN of PLURAL NOUN crossing the sky just prior to the eclipse. While this event might be PAST TENSE VERB or PAST TENSE VERB even PLURAL VERB it will definitely be PERSONS NAME ‘s ADJECTIVE NOUN that will land them in the astrology history NOUN. Be sure to keep your BODY PART looking up to the skies during this ADJECTIVE transit. It will not disappoint! Last year when the COLOR ASPECT of Mercury and the PLANET landed, it made for a raucous NEGATIVE ADJECTIVE that everyone is still laughing at.
