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OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died last year but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protégée Maggie Innes.
Read on to see what’s written in the stars for you today.
ARIES
March 21 to April 20
Everything you’ve been hoping for in love can come true today with such a strong Venus aspect in your chart.
But this also asks you to check with your heart that what (or who) you think you want is really right for you.
Deep down you know more than you admit. A family routine chore can unearth a valuable item.
TAURUS
April 21 to May 21
Mars has a boldness you may find hot to handle, but do incorporate this in your speech.
Suddenly you can be stronger and more appreciated in what you say. Being together is important for a couple, but time apart is positive for passion, too – a balance can be achieved today.
Single? Look back at an “R” option.
Get all the latest Taurus horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions
GEMINI
May 22 to June 21
Instead of giving everything to others, save some TLC for your own heart today.
You have the power to push yourself harder, towards happiness – yet somehow, so far, you have resisted using this.
An event that includes food out of doors can be the location where you meet your soulmate, or a friend for life.
Get all the latest Gemini horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions
CANCER
June 22 to July 22
Memories of what might have been, or where you could have gone, need dealing with before they get any stronger.
From today onwards, focus on the future first, and free yourself from the past.
You can feel the difference straight away. Mars has you extra impulsive, so watch this in any shopping expedition.
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LEO
July 23 to August 23
The foundation of your chart is strong and loving – and this means you can take a few risks with your personal confidence.
So when you try a task or a test, you can rate taking part higher than success.
This way, even failure starts to strengthen you. Love is close to home, find it turning left out of your front door.
Get all the latest Leo horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions
VIRGO
August 24 to September 22
A team once so tight might be showing signs of strain – the time to talk about this is now, with Venus’ support, rather than always waiting in vain for the perfect moment.
Even when others may not want to hear your words, they can accept your position.
This is how changes start, and continue. Luck chooses coral shades.
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LIBRA
September 23 to October 23
The moment you meet, you sense you can totally trust a Sagittarius – this lets you skip several stages of the passion process, if that’s your goal.
If you’re with a partner already, you have a pro-active chart of being clear about who you are and what you need.
So a love-mist of uncertainty can clear by tonight.
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The traditional dates used by Mystic Meg for each sign are below.
SCORPIO
October 24 to November 22
Mars fuels your highest hopes today, so don’t waste time on half-hearted plans.
This can mean scrapping a career schedule and starting over, but you can do this fast and well.
In love terms, too, Venus supports you to be more self-contained, so you can make some space in shared time for your own adventures.
Get all the latest Scorpio horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions
SAGITTARIUS
November 23 to December 21
A day for dreaming and letting your imagination fly free.
The right solution to a long-running question can be there in your mind, when you give yourself permission to see it.
If you’re in love, breaking with routine and trying a whole new style of passion can impress a partner.
Single? Your soulmate wears dark red.
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CAPRICORN
December 22 to January 20
A special role in a community can come round again – this time, you are ready to accept.
You may not have all the skills or information yet, but you do have a unique leadership style to compensate.
In love? Keep up shared levels of honesty, even if a little lie seems easier.
Single? Look for a face that can’t hide feelings.
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AQUARIUS
January 21 to February 18
You know you need a bolder fitness goal – and just chatting with a friend or neighbour about recent events could reveal a diet plan that’s a perfect fit for you.
If you need the time to try this, you can find it.
Passion is success-centred, but leave room for little flirtations that may be short-lived, but still nourish your heart.
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PISCES
February 19 to March 20
Your horizons can be more wonderful than you think – when you lift those restrictions you’ve placed on your future.
Instead of thinking why me, try going for why not – all day today.
You may not instantly find the perfect passion or work opportunity, but you can have such fun looking.
The luck factor calls at a “D” address.
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MODEL Natalie Roser is happy to give anything a good glow.
And the Australian beauty, 34, proved it as she beamed in a bright bikini and a golden tan.
Natalie has reason to smile as she’s currently holidaying in “The World’s Most Instagrammable Hotel”.
She posted a selfie from the balcony of her room at Impression Isla Mujeres by Secrets in Mexico this week.
Natalie signed up to adult subscription site OnlyFans in April.
Weeks later, she split from her modelling company, sparking speculation her controversial move would spell the end of her career.
However Natalie has continued to work while amassing 1.5million followers on OnlyFans.
Natalie lives in Sydney with her actor husband Harley Bonner, who has appeared in soaps Neighbours and Home And Away.
He is the son of Carla Bonner Steph Scully in Neighbours since 1999.
Harley played Josh Willis on Ramsey Street for four years.
Harley and Natalie announced their engagement in November 2021 and married the following March.
THEY are cute at any time of year but French mountain towns peak the two weeks before Christmas when streets are lined with decorated trees, covered in real snow.
In the third week of December last year, my family and I squeezed in some skiing at La Rosiere, a child-friendly resort 1,850m up in the Savoie region of the French Alps.
Skiing in December can be a gamble weatherwise, but La Rosiere is very high up and better for snow than most, so the white stuff was at least a foot deep everywhere.
La Rosiere is particularly great for festive feels, as it’s a traditional town with plenty of old chalets and little cafes.
There is also very little traffic and scores of festive activities, including a Christmas market and a visit from Santa.
We were staying with package holiday company Ski Beat in one of its shared chalets right in the middle of the action — a blessing given that we were travelling with my five-year-old son.
The resort’s learner slopes were perfect for a first week.
On the first day with the Evolution 2 ski school, he learnt on a tiny hill of snow and by the second day, he was ready for the simplest of slopes.
Buoyed by his success we celebrated with tea and cake back at the chalet.
By the fourth day, he was taking the drag lifts halfway up the mountain and riding the kid-friendly green slopes, lined with little tunnels to whizz through and bells to ding on the way down.
On the fifth day, he was fine to try out one of the easiest blue runs.
There was plenty of ground for my boyfriend and I to cover while our son was in lessons, too.
La Rosiere is relatively small, but with 83 runs of varying difficulty, it kept us very happy for a whole week.
And on one afternoon, my partner skied into Italy to try out their slopes . . . and pasta.
That’s not to say there wasn’t delicious grub back at our chalet.
Ski Beat is very reasonably priced for the quality of the catering and chalet staff.
The young couple who ran our property were lovely and doted on our son, even when he fired questions at them pre-7am as they made everyone’s hot breakfast.
We had some of our favourite evening meals there, including an excellent tartiflette washed down by far too much red wine.
The chalet was very comfortable and cosy with a modern look.
Our triple room had plenty of storage and a spacious en-suite bathroom, with a pared-back, natural palette.
Thanks to our location, it was easy to venture out for meals, too.
The Hotel Relais Du Petit Saint Bernard at the bottom of the main ski lifts was the perfect pit stop for a long lunch after the morning’s lessons.
After our dishes of steak hache and raclette, my partner and I sipped beer in the afternoon sunshine while our son dug holes in the snow with a gang of French children.
Meanwhile, the Caffe Latte tea room along the high street was a great place for a midafternoon hot chocolate and cookies, when my son and I bunked off skiing one afternoon to browse the souvenir shops for alpine-themed Christmas presents.
But the absolute highlight of our meals-out was at L’Ancolie.
The log cabin-style restaurant, tucked away at the bottom of a ski slope, was weighed down under a foot of snow, with rustic wooden walls, open fires and red checked curtains.
We ordered fondue, of course, the delicious house special featuring wild mushrooms the chef-owner picked locally before the snow fell.
As a lifelong fondue fan, I thought that would be the highlight of the meal, but a pudding with meringue, chocolate sauce and ice cream was so delicious it still makes its way into family discussions.
Possibly the best part of the evening was the journey, though.
The restaurant is reached from the town by a 1km path through the forest, which was lined with multicoloured lights.
Away from the roads, it was the perfect festive evening walk as well as an opportunity for a drawn-out snowball fight.
When it was time to head home on December 23, it felt like we were preparing for Christmas round two, such was the extent of the eating, drinking and general fun-having we’d already enjoyed.
GETTING/STAYING THERE: Ski Beat has catered ski chalets in seven of France’s highest altitude ski resorts.
Prices for a week’s stay in La Rosiere are from £842pp, including chalet hosts to prepare cooked breakfast, afternoon tea with homemade cakes and three-course evening meals with wine, return flights from Manchester or Gatwick and transfers.
See skibeat.co.uk or call 01273 855100.
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