Alright so yesterday was one of those days where I completely blanked on checking the Taurus horoscope first thing. Woke up late, spilled my coffee rushing to get my kid to school, total chaos. Only remembered it way past noon when scrolling through my feed. Figured, hey, better late than never, right? Decided to dig into yesterday’s reading and actually use it for the rest of my day. Here’s exactly what went down.
First Step: Actually Finding The Thing
Grabbed my phone, kinda dusty from yesterday’s abandoned projects. Opened the astrology app I usually check – scrolled back to Tuesday’s Taurus entry. Felt a bit silly reading it so late, but pushed past that. The gist for us bulls yesterday was supposed to be about trusting gut feelings with money stuff, making moves towards personal goals, and not ignoring some old relationship energy popping up. Okay, cool. Vague but familiar Taurus territory.
Putting That “Trusting Gut” Thing To Work
Right after reading, I faced a small money moment. Grocery delivery arrived, cost way more than usual. Stared at the final charge. My gut screamed, “That ain’t right.” Normally, I’d just groan and accept it. But remembering the horoscope, I actually clicked that dispute button. Called support, explained nicely but firmly about the overcharge. Felt weirdly empowering to trust my gut and speak up. Turns out, it was a system error – got a credit back within the hour. Small win, but felt like the horoscope’s delayed kick in the pants worked.
That “Personal Goals” Nudge
Later, felt that usual afternoon slump. Wanted to just scroll dumb videos. But that line about “moving towards goals” nagged at me. What tiny step could I take? Remembered this dumb online course I bought ages ago about gardening. Haven’t touched it. Wasn’t feeling motivated at all. Said screw it, clicked one 10-minute intro video while forcing myself to fold laundry. Honestly? Finished it. Even took a note about soil types on a scrap paper. Felt like I stole a bit of progress from laziness. Wasn’t revolutionary, but it counted.
Dealing With That “Old Relationship” Bit
Then boom, right before dinner. Notification pops up: name from years back adding me on LinkedIn. Felt a small knot. Horoscope instantly pinged in my brain. We didn’t end badly, just… faded. Reading mentioned “don’t dismiss past links.” Took a breath. Didn’t overthink it. Just hit “Accept.” Sent a polite, short message: “Hey there, long time! Hope you’re doing well.” No expectation, no deep dive. Kept it light like the reading kinda implied – acknowledge, but don’t get pulled into old patterns. Felt simple, clean.
Wrapping The Day Up
Went to bed later than planned (story of my life). But honestly? Felt kinda satisfied. Even missing the reading yesterday morning, applying it later still pushed me differently:
- Called out a mistake because my gut said to.
- Fought the couch potato urge for 10 minutes towards a goal.
- Didn’t ghost the past connection.
No massive life changes, just practical, immediate stuff. The key? Reading it wasn’t enough. I had to do something. Even little actions made that “yesterday” horoscope sorta useful today. Maybe the point is you can always catch up and squeeze value out of it, even if you’re running late like me.
