Yesterday, 19 Dec 2006, 4:59 pm Monrovia CA

I asked will I keep this contract in the new year, or stay with this company or? in other words there are several possibillitiies for the future of what I"m doing, one of which is to move on, but ohters involve either becomming a full time employee, or change conditions of working or continue on as a contractor, etc. I was a tad concerned about the early ascendent but, it seems like a valid chart,

the moon rules the ascendent, and is just about to perfect a trine with the 7th house ruler of saturn. (could be contract answer, but there are other factors intrigueing me here, my boss for example is a CApricorn and there are a few men around here who are behaving as though they may have a non work interest? though I'm trying to avoid anything like that)

Saturn rules 7,8 and 9 in this chart
moon 1 and 2

Jupiter rules the 10th and is in the same house as moon but moon has passed jupiter already???

In any case some thoughts from someone not so tied to the chart would be appreciated.
Granny

Wouldn't you use the 10th in this question as the fundamental query is about the job itself (and its various manifestations)? In which case, if the moon has left Jupiter, you'd likely be leaving this job...

The moon rules the ascendent, and is just about to perfect a trine with the 7th house ruler of saturn.

Keep in mind that Moon is peregrine and combust so quite weak to perform anything.

7th house is contracts, which is why I brought it up, 10th would be career, yes. but both things were asked and the 10 didn't seem real strong while the 7th seemed quite glaringly there? I mean they are within a couple of degrees of perfection.

moon is weak, saturn is weak, no body looks really strong here to me, but the perfection did get my attention. Granny

Yes, but would you want to sign a contract when it's in as bad a shape as Saturn is in, detrimented and retrograde? Not sure that would be a wise choice...

LOL well it would be a continuation not really anything to sign, but no the aspects for contract dont look good, sigh... well here's hoping for a more profitable 2007, Granny