Ballroom Dancer’s Horoscope For March 24 — 30 – Learn to Dance Ballroom, Latin, Country And More! | Santa Fe, N.M.

Ballroom Dancer’s Horoscope For March 24 — 30

With the sun in Aries to thine own self be true. Take some time for yourself and go out with Dance Station this Saturday night, March 27, for a Night On The Town.

With the sun, Mercury, and Venus in Aries self-love is the name of the game. Aries is about “me.” Just don’t let these three combination s challenge you with co-operation and compromise.

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