Who knew immortal wizards even had birthdays ... or that the most famous wizard since Merlin would have his on Valentine's Day? But yes, according to LOTR blog It's a Dangerous Business, Frodo, February 14, 3019 (Third Age) was the date on which Gandalf was born. Or rather, re-born, since Gandalf the Grey had died (sort of) and then rose again as Gandalf the White.
Well, his new birthday was an appropriate one, since Valentine's Day occurs while the sun is in Aquarius, and no one could be more Aquarian than Gandalf. Ok, so he's more of a staff-bearer than a water-bearer, but, like any Aquarian, Gandalf is ... well, unconventional, to put it mildly. He's a humanitarian (elfitarian, dwarfitarian, pretty much anything but orcitarian), but as Syfy Wire points out, he has some issues actually relating to humans (elves, dwarves, etc.) on a one-to-one basis because he just doesn't seem to get the whole relating to people (or other species) on the same level thing. Possibly because Gandalf and his fellow Aquarians really aren't on anyone else's level, since they're more likely to be living on their own personal planets. Still, Aquarians mean well, in their own random way, so we'd classify the typically Aquarian Gandalf as chaotic good.
