Because the Sun will always spend the first three weeks of September in a playful and creative part of your chart before returning to your busy work sector on the September equinox, where it will end the month, at some point there is going to be a blurring of the lines when it comes to a balance between work and play. While the Sun has always and will always return on the September equinox and the solar spotlight will always shift from the playful to the busy side of life's fence at the same time each year, there is always going to be an overlap. Venus and Mercury, who travel with the Sun but not to the same strict timetable, can make the move before or later. That is not only the case this year, but even before the Sun and Mercury returned to a playful and creative part of your chart last month, Venus was already in your work sector, opening new doors on the job front and working with planets on the income and career fronts. While Venus will leave on 10th September, Mercury's return on 11th September will keep the momentum going. By the time the Sun returns on 23rd September, you will already have heart and head in the game and a network of support locked in on the income, work and career fronts. While this will see Venus make an early return to your relationship sector, kicking off the most active months of the year on the relationship front on 10th September and the start of a real journey, it is the playful and creative side of life's fence that needs your attention. While Mars will return to end the year in a playful and creative part of your chart, by the time the Sun leaves on 23rd September he will still be two months away. With the year getting even busier in that time, it is while the Sun is here that there is a chance to put guardrails in place when it comes to a balance between work and play. Especially with the asteroid Juno turning direct in an adventurous part of your chart on 17th September and then leaving again next month.