Written each evening from the real sky over London ·
Sagittarius horoscope tomorrow
The Archer, 22 November to 21 December · Fire, mutable, ruled by Jupiter
The sky Moon in Virgo all day · new moon, 1% lit · Saturn retrograde. New moon tomorrow, at 4.27am.
Check the date in the passport
Plans are cheap in September and expensive in January, which is the argument for doing the dull half now. Somewhere in a drawer there is a document with an expiry date on it, and you have not looked at that date since 2023.
Love
The kind answer and the true one are rarely the same length, and you tend to give whichever arrives first. When somebody asks and plainly means it, give the true one, and then stay in the room while it lands. Honesty delivered on the way out of the door is only half delivered.
Work and money
You agreed a figure in conversation and never confirmed it in writing, and the other party remembers a slightly different figure, as people do. Send the email today, friendly, with the number in it. Being relaxed about money is charming right up until the invoice, at which point it is just an argument.
Body and mind
You have been running on plans rather than sleep, and plans are not a food group. The evening does not have to be spent usefully. A long bath, a stupid film, and nobody at all to be honest with for two hours.
If you read nothing else
Confirm the number in writing today, in a friendly email
The sky Moon in Virgo all day · new moon at 4.27am · Saturn retrograde. First quarter on Friday at 9.44pm, seven days away.
Somebody has to send the address
Six people, one plan for tomorrow, and nobody has yet said where or when. Everybody is waiting for whoever suggested it, which was you, enthusiastically, on Tuesday. Fifteen dull minutes of organising and the whole thing actually happens.
Love
Being the one who proposes the trip and never the one who books it is charming for roughly two years. Send the time, the place and a postcode today. Nobody will tell you this is why things quietly fall through; they will simply start making their own arrangements, kindly, without mentioning it.
Work and money
There is something you were genuinely keen on in June and have since gone off, without announcing it. Somebody may be about to build a timetable around that enthusiasm. Say so now, warmly, before the plan is constructed around a version of you that stopped existing in August. Late honesty is the expensive kind.
Body and mind
Late nights are only cheap while they stay occasional, and yours have stopped being occasional. Nothing drastic is required: one ordinary bedtime tonight, and a Saturday that begins before eleven.