Your sun sign: Gemini

Ruled as they are by the Planet Mercury, Geminis exhibit a delicious brand of mercurial energy. They are quick thinking, quick-witted and fast on their feet, much like the messenger god of Roman mythology that rules their Sign. It's their curiousity and cleverness that make them such a hit at cocktail parties. But they are not just good talkers - they also love to listen and learn. With any luck, the Twins will find themselves in interesting company, because if they don't, they are likely to get bored and fidgety.

However, any social setting is good enough for a Gemini, since these folks are charming, congenial, and love to share themselves with their friends. While their effusiveness may be misconstrued as scheming by some, Geminis generally have their hearts in the right place. It is this ample energy which can also paint them as scatterbrained and unfocused but, behind all that restlessness, the Twins are busily filing all that information away.

The Element associated with Gemini is Air. Air Signs are the thinking person's Sign, and the Twins don't disappoint. Those born under this Sign prize intellect, and consider it the key to all things. At work, they are the clearest of thinkers, looking at a project from all (well, at least two) sides and putting forth some logical and well-thought-out ideas. This quality makes Geminis an asset to any team, and while these people are not inclined to take the lead, they are a most valuable component. It's also the Geminis' literary bent that allows them to offer a useful perspective on almost any situation.

The Twins also enjoy bringing their objective reasoning into their personal relationships. While some may perceive all this logical thought as cold and unemotional, it's simply how these people work. They want to connect, they just do it in their own way. Luckily for Geminis (and their pals), their lightness of spirit and youthful exuberance help them to appear forever young. Is all of this Twin-energy more than any one person can handle? Ah, maybe that's why there are two of them.