Gemini through the Houses
Gemini in the 1st house
A curious and bright approach. Smart. Quick movements. Scattered energy. Looking elfin or impish. A twinkle in the eye. Up to no good. Mischievous. Boyish looks. Gamine looks. A physical trickster. Giving the impression of being wily, cunning, and clever. A youthful and trendy fashion sense. Physically nervous and high-strung. An approach that is superficial and gossipy. Nail biters. Finger tappers. Knuckle crackers. Knee bouncers. Finding it easy to make natural connections to children (not babies, toddlers, or teenagers). Liking to give nicknames based on appearance. Liking to be “aka”- also known as someone else. Having more than one physical identity. Androgyny. Boys who look like girls and girls who look like boys. Liking to read all the gossip about yourself. A physical presence that mimics something or someone else. A chameleon. Affecting the speech, movements, and appearance of another person. A personal who acts as a physical mimic. An actor whose main technique is mimicry. You can copy what you see into your physical persona. (Tony Blair, Ben Stiller, Charlie Sheen, Tommy Lee Jones, Gregory Peck, Rupaul, Leonard Nimoy, and Gene Wilder)
Gemini in the 2nd house
Flexible values. Valuing adaptability and flexibility. The ability to adapt to the current economic conditions. Valuing reading. Earning a living by being a thief. Earning a living through a clever use of language. Earning a living as a writer (probably freelance). Earning a living as a financial columnist. Clever financial transactions. Staying on top of financial trends. Flexible survival needs. Liking to read financial publications. Reading the finance section of the daily newspaper. A diverse personal financial portfolio. Valuing wit, cunning, cleverness, and trickery. Clever with personal finances. Quickly learning the ins and outs of personal finance. Liking to play games with money. Playing tricks with your own money. Keeping up with daily finances through technology- blackberry, iphone, etc… Earning a living by communicating about finance. A person who purchases multiples of the same items. Bulk purchasers. Lovers of Costco. The inventor of the two-for-one coupon. Valuing mental curiosity. A fickle attitude to finances. Mental stimulation is a survival need. Reading material is a survival need. Earning a living from being a mimic. (Tony Blair, Nikola Tesla, George Lucas, Jerry Seinfeld, Salman Rushdie, John D. Rockefeller, Amelia Earhart, and Laura Bush)



