Born October 05
Always in a muddle, October 5 usually can’t find her keys. This clever, loving creature was born to be happy and often is, between worrying and losing things. At work both sexes can rise high which is a help because then a secretary runs their diary and finds their wallet. The mind is sharp, the recall for figures or a phrase said at a crucial meeting last year, perfect. They have excellent ideas by the hundred-fold. And they’re so deliciously charming it seems to others that they are dusted all over with chocolate milk flake. But ask them to get an aspirin out of a child-proof bottle and they wail with terror. They can’t remember anybody’s name and they can’t work the video. Nor can they change a plug, work the washing machine or find the lever in their car which undoes the bonnet. Yet when somebody is in trouble, both sexes are firmly reliable and can think up brilliant schemes to help out. Generosity is so much part of their nature that friends in need have to positively chuck the money back. Utterly impractical male October 5s make loving husbands if they can find their way to the church and haven’t forgotten the wedding ring. Although when it comes to their own children, these men suddenly become sensible and handy. Miss Flapper October 5 may do extremely well at work and is often the breadwinner, so it doesn’t matter that she always pushes a door when it says ‘pull’. Many will become successful in some creative area, although surprisingly they can be brilliant at budget keeping and making money. Some feel so upset by other people’s reactions that they put themselves out to be more practical and capable. But they are really happiest in a situation where they provide the flair, the flowers, the laughter, even the money to live on, while somebody else switches things on and does the bottle opening. What happens if you dial 666? A policeman comes along upside down.
Body
People born today may suffer from a variety of summertime hayfever. Quite often it’s caused by photochemical smog, a complex mixture of pollutants, which can form in hot sunny weather. It is caused by the action of sunlight on certain gases of which motor vehicles are the main, but not the only source and can contain pollutants blown over from elsewhere in Europe. What to do? Avoid strenuous exercise at this time. Children with asthma should be able to take part in games, but they may need to increase the use of reliever medicines before participating. Don’t light bonfires and avoid using a bicycle.
Mind
Someday you may be able to stand on the moon, look down through a quarter of a million miles of space and say, ‘There certainly is a beautiful earth out tonight.’ So let’s save our lovely world from pollution.
