Man, oh man, I still remember digging into that Virgo Horoscope for December 2017 by Susan Miller. You know how it is with her reports, they’re not just a quick blurb. They’re like a whole novella, packed with details and dates and all sorts of stuff. And back then, I really needed to read something that long, to just chew on it, you know?
I wasn’t exactly a die-hard astrology believer, but I always found Susan Miller’s stuff super detailed, almost like she was talking about real life events. So, when December 2017 rolled around, and I was just feeling a bit… unsettled, I decided to give her Virgo report a proper read. I figured, why not? It couldn’t hurt, and sometimes it just gives you a different way to look at things.
I distinctly remember pulling up her website on my old clunky laptop. It was late, maybe 11 PM or midnight, everyone else in the house was asleep. I made myself a cup of tea, settled down, and just started scrolling. Her reports are infamous for their length, and this one was no different. I started at the top, just trying to get the general vibe for the month for Virgos. It talked a lot about career stuff, which, for me, always catches my eye. Then it went into relationships, money, travel, home life – the whole nine yards.
I remember reading about some planetary aspects and houses, and honestly, half of it flew over my head. I wasn’t there to learn astrology, I was there to see if anything, any little phrase or date, would click with what I was feeling or going through. She always talks about specific dates, and those are the ones I really zero in on. Like, “around this date, expect a big conversation,” or “a new opportunity might pop up near this time.” I was mentally jotting these down, or at least trying to link them to my own calendar, even if loosely.
The work and career section really stuck out to me that month. I was at a crossroads back then. Had this gig for a while, it was steady, but I was feeling stale, you know? Like I was just going through the motions. And I was tossing around the idea of making a big change, maybe even trying something totally different. Reading through Miller’s report, she talked about a big career push for Virgos, new directions, making bold moves, and even potential recognition around the middle of the month. It wasn’t like it told me exactly what to do, but it felt like a little nudge from the universe, saying “yeah, you’re not crazy for thinking about this.”
There was also a part about travel and foreign connections, which was a bit weird because I had just started chatting with an old friend who lived overseas about a possible collaboration. Nothing solid, just spitballing ideas. But when I read that in the horoscope, it was just one of those “huh, okay” moments. It felt like the report was tapping into stuff that was already simmering in my life.
I remember just sitting there, reading and re-reading certain paragraphs, my tea getting cold. It wasn’t about believing it word-for-word, it was more about the process. It gave me a framework to think about my own situation. It kind of legitimized the swirling thoughts in my head, if that makes sense. Like, “See? The stars even know I’m thinking about this big career shift!”
Why do I know all this stuff about that particular report from so long ago? Well, December 2017 turned out to be a really big month for me. I mentioned feeling stale in my old job, right? It wasn’t just a feeling; things were actually getting pretty tense there. I’d been trying to get a project off the ground for months, and it just kept getting roadblock after roadblock. And personally, my wife and I were also dealing with a family situation that was putting a lot of pressure on us. My head was just buzzing with “what ifs” and anxieties.
I remember one morning, after reading that horoscope, I just felt a different kind of resolve. It wasn’t magic, but it felt like I had spent some time thinking through possibilities, even if spurred by a bunch of astrological predictions. I took a deep breath, went into work, and decided I was done with the endless waiting game for that project. I called up my old mentor, someone I hadn’t talked to in ages, just for a casual chat. And wouldn’t you know it, he was looking for someone with my exact skills for a completely different kind of venture. It came out of nowhere.
That conversation led to an interview, and by the end of December, I had put in my notice. It was a huge, scary leap. A completely different field, a startup vibe after years in a more traditional place. And that overseas friend I mentioned? That collaboration actually started moving forward the following spring. Looking back, reading that verbose horoscope report became part of my mental preparation for making those big moves. It gave me a moment to pause, reflect, and frankly, some slightly absurd cosmic permission to trust my gut. And that’s why that particular Susan Miller Virgo report for December 2017 is still pretty clear in my mind.
