Hope you had a great weekend! It turned a little chilly here in Houston -- actually had to wear a sweater today (that doesn't happen all that often during winter in South Texas)!
Another fun weekend at Sherwood Forest Renaissance Faire -- next weekend is closing weekend. It'll be sad to see the end of the season -- but it has been a long and exhausting run so far.
My younger son called and asked for a vacation recommendation. He and his wife would like to take a relaxing and inexpensive driving vacation (starting from Texas) in late summer -- I told him to look into New Mexico. One of the most enjoyable vacations we ever took was a week spent in the Enchanted Circle region .. Taos, Red River, even down to Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Love the scenery, love the culture, love the food! Most people think of skiing when they hear "Taos" -- but the town itself and the reservation are both historic and spiritually fulfilling.
I remember another visit to Sante Fe -- it had started snowing that morning and the ground was covered in snow when I parked in a nearly-empty parking lot. Later that day, the snow had all melted. When we got back to the car, I had received a parking ticket for "not parking within the white lines". Of course, you couldn't see the white lines when the snow was there, but what can you do?
How 'bout we pull a reading for this week?
Our first card is the King of Wands.
Kings in general tend to be most concerned with those around them -- they are caretakers and feel strongly about their responsibilities. The Kind of Wands in particular suggests successful ventures -- and doing what's necessary to ensure success. That means planning, effective starts, and finishing projects.
Our second card is the Seven of Pentacles.
This card suggests receiving/earning rewards for your efforts -- hard work paying off. It's also a conservative card fiscally. Rather than using rewards for a temporary splurge, the Seven of Pentacles would rather save those rewards for future use.
Put them together and we get a short game plan to help us earn rewards -- don't rush in blindly! Think about what you're doing and why you're doing it. Plan your efforts to best ensure your success -- then, take the time to do things competently, correctly, and to FINISH what you undertake. Do so and your chances of seeing rewards at the end are greatly enhanced!
Have a great week!
Woodsong
2 comments:
thank you for the readings, when you no longer were giving the readings, i was so bummed out. thank you so much.
enjoy the insights
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