Born December 03
December 3 is an extrovert airhead who really doesn’t know the meaning of the word ‘depression’, and most mornings wakes up feeling good, his first thought being breakfast. That’s not to say that December 3 is unaware of the evils of the world. It’s just that the good outweighs them. You can probably catch either sex in the bathroom singing their favourite song, ‘Always look on the bright side of life, te tum, te tum, te tum.’ This is one of the mentor dates in the year. Both sexes take younger people under their skylark’s wing. Some are swept along by a spurt of powerful ambition to realise their talents in early life, particularly in the academic field, anywhere to do with research and the area of computer and high-tech development. Both sexes have a facility for computers, the women as innovative as the men. But unless they reach a position of influence quickly, December 3 may wallow in the shallows of power rather than reaching the beach unless he is given a push by a senior hand. Whether it’s as boss, owner, or manager, December 3 has a particular dignity which goes with intelligent lack of neurosis and the kind of generosity that comes with a talented and enviably envy-free Jupiterite. In youth you won’t find them griping about the older generation. In age, they don’t bemoan young people’s spelling, manners, pop music, morals, taste in clothes and all that jabberwocky which middle-aged and elderly people have gone on about since Adam and Eve acquired the first middle-aged spreads. In private both the men and women find pleasure in simple things. They like cooking, carpenting, gardening, singing lullabies to children, driving too fast and eating ice lollies. They also like to walk in the countryside, sometimes alone. December 3 needs regular periods of solitude, not so much to think, but not to think.
Body
December 3 has good hair, infrequently lost in either sex. Keep it shining and healthy with a steady supply of protein and minerals. The B complex vitamins, notably pantothenic acid and vitamin B12, together with zinc and selenium are important for hair growth and preventing hair loss. Pantothenic acid in the form of panthenol is often added to shampoos to encourage shiny, manageable hair. Dog breeders often give their pets cod liver oil for glossy coats – and this can do the same for humans. Increase levels of essential fatty acids in the diet. Vegetable oils in cooking promote healthy hair.
Mind
In Tarot, the third card in the Major Arcana is The Empress. This indicates the mentor, the nurturer. There are the balanced qualities here, including love for family and loyalty. Beware vanity and a conviction that others are stupid and less gifted.
