Born November 25

This lovely supernova takes pleasure in other’s happiness and pleasure in its own brilliant capacity to provide it. November 25 is unusual, so creative it’s not true and had really better be employed in some area where both sexes make clothes, do hair, decorate houses, manage travel or give parties. As children many of them feel a little out of it because they don’t really want to be a doctor or a lawyer, or work at the till in Sainsbury’s or the local bank. They want to paint everything red and have a good time. Excellent cooks, they will theme a party on a colour, or cook one nation’s food, making Japanese evenings, or African evenings. Christmas, Easter, birthdays and summer dos are their ideal, with everybody roped in to help and having as good a time with the preparation as the final enjoyment. You want a new hat? Let November 25 make it for you, costing nothing and looking better than anything bought. A wedding dress? Let them design something so silken, flattering and delicious you’ll be the most scrumulicious bride ever. It’s important to remember that both sexes have this talent, and although some areas may be less conventionally acceptable for the men than the women, it’s a pity that kind of judgement stops male November 25 from expressing such talent. Most of these individuals also have a talent for flirtation, which leads them up all sorts of exciting forbidden alleys. They like to marry and they also like to propose marriage. And they also like to have sex, without which many go into a sad decline. While children are important to this creature, many of those who have none will not grieve overmuch, as it frees them up to indulge in a genuine passion for travel of the most dedicated kind. Two weeks in Menorca is not their idea of travel. More six months in Kenya – many November people are particularly attracted to Africa.

Body

November 25 people like always to be making something beautiful – for nothing. Try this Golden Bay Leaf Wreath ideal for Christmas, or any other winter party. Maximum impact for minimum effect. Make a twig wreath base with florist’s wire. Pick several handfuls of bay leaves – other leaves in pretty shapes with a similar firmness will also do. Glue the bay leaves onto the twig base with the leaves all pointing in the same direction. When wreath is covered, spray with gold paint. You can attach gold sprayed pine cones or acorns to the wreath with wire and tie on bright ribbon.

Mind

Sometimes November 25 is so resourceful and creative that other less gifted souls resort to envious mockery and criticism. It’s worth remembering that anyone can criticise, but few can create what they mock.