This is such a forgetful star that one day he'll be blithering about in outer space and, forgetting the time, become the star that forgot to shine. March 3 leaves his wallet on top of the car as he drives away and sticks the front door keys on the outside of the lock for the rest of the world to turn. They need at least two pairs of glasses and a special place to put the current book the/re reading. And both sexes really need a filing cabinet for bills, letters passports and car documents plus all those loseable things like washing machine and iron guarantees.
Baby March 3 has all the psycheological indicators for a future of hunting under cushions. They can't find their blazer and the protractor desperately needed for homework. Their best skinny black top goes missing for days and suddenly smiles startlingly from the spin dryer. Best to evolve an attitude. Missing things, like recalcitrant teenagers, usually come out of hiding if you just ignore them.
Apart from this anxiety, individuals born on this day are incredibly optimistic, capable of enjoying the simple moment for what it is. Great cooks - they adore pleasing people -March 3 throws a mean party. The table filled with little vases of flowers looks as good as the food, guests are carefully chosen to get on, good conversation flows with few references to work. (Although frequently successful in the office, where there are people to find things and the enclosed environment makes losses less likely, March 3 doesn't consider work an entertaining subject for conversation unless observations amuse or somehow add to the sum total of human knowledge.)
Magical in bed, like most Pisces, bedroom decor is of paramount importance to sensuous well-being. Blue is the best bedroom colour for water people. And shared wine or cocktails from a silver cup, the magic potion which binds your love.
I'm always fascinated by the way memory diffuses fact.
(Diane Sawyer)
BODY
Fresh mussels delight water people. (Must be fresh and properly prepared.) Musseb in Cider. Take 1.2kg musseb, scrubbed, de-bearded, 1 finely chopped leek, 1 onion, finely chopped, chopped parsley, 860ml cider, 45g butter, 30g flour, 570ml milk, salt, pepper, nutmeg. Put leek, celery, onion, parsley, cider in saucepan, bring to boil turn heat to low, add musseb, cover, cook for 10 minutes. Strain musseb, discard any unopened, reserve broth. Melt butter in saucepan, add flour, mix until smooth, add milk slowly stirring continuously. Bring to boil, turn heat low, add musseb, salt, pepper, nutmeg. Cook for few minutes. Eat with chunks of bread.
MIND
Women tend to have better memories than men, according to Bristol University psychology Professor Alan Baddeley. And their memories don't decline so early with age. Men's memory starts to go at 65, women's not until at least 70.
DATESHARE
Died: Danny Kaye, actor, singen great portrayer of fairy stories. Born: Lee Radziwill, jetsetter, Jackie Kennedy's sister. Jackie Joyner-Kersee, US Olympic (three) gold medal winning heptathlete, long jump champion. Ronald Searle, illustrator, cartoonist.Perry Ellis, designer. Jean Harlow, blonde film actress, died at 27 of uremic poisoning. William Godwin, novelist, political philosopher, Mary Shelley's father. Ion lliescu, Romanian president