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Feb 17, 2024 31 min

How Was Your Valentine's Day?

from Your Sign Says Hosted by Mean Ole Lion Media

In this episode, astrologer Kim Allen discusses the influence of astrology on Valentine's Day. She warns that Valentine's Day may be a little rough due to planetary squares, and advises listeners to keep their activities low-key and harmonious. Kim then proceeds to give Astro tarot readings for each zodiac sign, providing insights into their love lives for the upcoming week. She emphasizes the importance of harmony, fairness, and communication in relationships. The episode concludes with Kim inviting listeners to contact her for a chance to be featured on the podcast.

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