Actually, I'm a Lego

I was looking around for a description on my astrological sign, as people around here tell me that they're the "perfect cancer", or the "exact description of a Scorpio". Well, what about me? Am I exact what my astrological sign tells me I am?

I guess I would have to know what my sign is first. So off to a few websites to find out what I am. Hum...August 23......August 23....well, this one says I'm a Leo. Ok. But this one says I'm a Virgo. So what the heck am I?

So into a high round of self doubt and wondering "where do I belong" on this colourful chart of words associated with the awesome "Aquarius"', Pragmatic "Pisces", or the careful "Capricorns".

Then, I came across this wonderful website. I fall on a cusp! I'm what they call a "Confused Cuspal Creature". I don't know where I fall, so they decided to create new cuspal creatures. I guess the only thing now, is to see if I'm what they describe I 'am'.

The Leo/Virgo cusp (Aug 23):
LEGO - the crazed artisan. This is the cusp that inspired the Sphinx and that rules stage fright. These creatures are the emperors of the zodiac, and they maintain absolute control over their designated kingdom (no matter how small). In the panic caused by the plunge from the throne of Leo to the humility of Virgo, these poor confused souls can often be heard to say, "How can I help you (meet my needs)?" Famous LEGO: King Louis XVI of France.

Right. Perhaps a few of those statements are right. Especially the confused part. Hum...Let's see what some other ones say (wow, there are a lot of websites with this kind of info!) about my cusp problems, like this one:

Those born on the Leo/Virgo Cusp have the vitality and ambition to be successful in their creative endeavours and are industrious and efficient when working for a good cause....Leo/Virgo Cusps are gregarious, social and fun-loving, and live life with enthusiasm. The natural leadership of these people and their administrative prowess help ensure that their projects are successful. Leo/Virgos enjoy exploring their interests deeply. They are very good at understanding the deeper meaning of what others say. They rely on logic rather than emotion to make their decisions. They are reliable, practical and diligent, but they can sometimes seem picky or overcritical to those who aren't as discriminating as they are.

Wow. Maybe there's something to this afterall! Or, maybe not. I'm sure if you throw out enough adjectives, you're bound to hit a 'true-ish' sounding one.

So, that settles it. I'm a Lego. There are enough adjectives in the Lego description that describes me (eventually) and that's that. Why do I still feel so darned confused though!?