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Hi everybody. Welcome to Ann Orteley's weekly weather. My name is Ann Orteley, and I'm broadcasting

tonight from New York City at my bright red desk on June 26, 2016. The end of June. Oh, my God. Oh,

God. We're here. We're in summer officially. So it was a hot summer's week. I got back,

apologize for the show being light, but we were commuting back in from trips abroad or trips

of sea to visit family. And back here, safe and sound at the right red desk and broadcasting

now to talk to you about the week ahead, which of course is a big one because this week Mars stops in the sky at 23,

at the degree of his station, at the degree of the Mercury Station,

at the degree of the Saturn stations in February of 14 and October of 14.

And he says, okay, you've figured it out.

I've given you all the information you need.

And now it is full steam ahead towards your future.

So you're going to be presented last week, this week, next week too,

because the station takes, basically Mars is parked for a few days on this point.

And what he's doing when he parks is he is grinding his heel in, or his heels, if he has high heels or short heels,

who knows what kind of heels Mars has.

I kind of always envision him a little bit like Prince,

you know, that kind of hot, sexy, but, you know, a little short guy, you know,

no offense to Mars.

But, you know, so there's this kind of passion to him, and he stopped.

So he's turning and he's looking at you, and he's saying to you,

so like,

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