December 17
You have a highly refined sense of structure, precision, and patterns, and can use that to your advantage personally and professionally. Where others might buck the rules, you find a way to work inside them and still make things happen. Your birth number of 2 suggests that others respect that aptitude, and often look to you for help where guidelines are called into question. Why not put this to use in a legal career, or in regulatory positions.
Your personology report implies a very strong presence, but one highly restrained (sometimes too much so — unclench once in a while!). You work very well with deadlines and pressures, and you can size up other people very quickly. By applying those perspectives you can motivate very smooth workflows, but will not tolerate slackers. Watch out, that pointed tongue is pretty sharp and holds little back when confronted with a sloth!
What about love? Well, sure … um, maybe … but . . . . You yearn for a sturdy, dependable partner who revels in constructs as much as you do. Unfortunately, you also love variety, meaning you might stray from the very thing you hope to achieve.
Gift idea: a key chain tape measure.
December's birth flower is narcissus. In Greek myth, the boy Narcissus avoided romantic attentions from everyone, yet was charmed by his own reflection in a pond. He would not leave that spot and was slowly transformed into the flower that bears his name. Narcissus is a spring blossom that loves damp soil (near ponds and rivers). Greeks and Egyptians used the flower as a funerary plant, Europeans saw it as a symbol of death, while Arabic people considered it an aphrodisiac. We know the narcissus by the less fanciful, but no less playful, name daffodil.
