A year that begins with Mercury at the very last degree of Sagittarius, in your first house of self and presence, asks you to finish sentences you have been leaving open. Before the first weeks are out, Neptune and then Saturn both move into Aries, your fifth house of play, creative risk and pleasure. That is a long change of weather, and it will shape most of 2026. Saturn there does not forbid joy; it asks that joy be given a schedule and some structure. Neptune, meanwhile, softens the edges of what you thought you wanted from your hobbies, your flirtations and your private projects. You may find that an old enthusiasm quietly fades while another, smaller one asks for steady attention. Let that happen without arguing. Saturn turns retrograde on 27 July and direct again on 11 December, so the middle of the year is a time to review rather than to launch. A practical way to meet this: pick one pastime that has no purpose beyond itself, and give it the same hour each week, as you would a standing appointment with a friend. Notice in autumn whether it still pleases you. The sky offers you commitment to what delights you, and patience with the slow work of finding out what that is. By December you will likely know more clearly where your play belongs, and where your restlessness was simply looking for a door.