Pulling Colors
In the military, we would “pull colors”, meaning hoisting and lowering the flag on base, morning and evening. I only got to do it once that I recall. But if … Continue reading
Weekly Card – Four of Swords
I’ll take this. The Four of Swords shows up a respite from our troubles, recent anxiety and problems. It’s a time of retreat, setting everything aside and resting, undisturbed. I … Continue reading
Good Saturday
I probably should have been more “responsible” but I needed some downtime so I went out for another bike ride. Did a little better this week than last week, much … Continue reading
Weekly Card(s) – Good and Bad
This one’s a two-fer. I wanted to see what the Tarot had to say about a situation, so first up we have the Empress from the Wizard’s Tarot: The Empress … Continue reading
Weekly Card, First Week of June
I thought we needed kittehs this week, so I busted out the Baroque Bohemian Cats. So. We have The Hierophant, holding the keys to the Kingdom, standing there in his … Continue reading
Weekly Card, A Bit Late
The Hermit from Ian Daniels Tarot of Vampyres. I’ve felt like a hermit the last few days, locking myself in the house to get the revisions done on the vampire … Continue reading
Putting the Cart Before the Horse
But what the hey, eh? This weekend has been all editing, all the time. I’m working on the vampire novel, prepping it for a volunteer beta reader, and consequently going … Continue reading
Weekly Card – King of Stones
The King of Stones from the Wildwood Tarot is our card this week. His element is Earth, direction North, season Winter. This card’s position on the Wheel of the Year … Continue reading
Weekly Card – Justice!
Justice from the Victorian Romantic Tarot. Justice is a card of…well, justice. Balancing things, weighing them evenly. Possibly being called to account for your actions. A judgement in your … Continue reading
Hard Times Come Again No More
I’m not sure why but this song started going through my head today. This is for anyone going through a tough time. The singers are (l to r) Mary Black, … Continue reading
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