Yes, he did, but he took the only concept of the reading into consideration, while pondering his particular issue, but not giving that concept any predictive value. While he knew how each of the cards was thought to be interpreted, he only used that to guide his thinking about whatever issue he was dealing with. A different way of looking at a problem.This was how the Runes were used as well--taking the traditional way of thinking, such as one of the five basic tenets of the Serenity Prayer, and look at how giving that basic concept some thought, could influence the issue at hand. I took yesterday's disastrous readings to mean that that things can always go wrong, and to be more cautious about whatever activity I engaged in during the day. After supper, within a few minutes, three different things when wrong--empty bobbin, broken thread, and difficulty ending off. So I decided that I was probably too tired to be doing what I was doing. Turned my hand to playing poker and finished in the money for the first time in ages. Good decision. I even talked David into playing cards for awhile, and that was an unusual, but pleasant way to spend the evening.
Today we have grocery shopping to do. Amber may be over to do the taxes this afternoon, or maybe not. It depends on how her day turns out. Then we plan to go to the casino buffet for supper with her. If she can't make it, we'll probably go anyway, but more to eat than play. At some point we have to get out to buy gas. We got some coupons from Tim Horton's in the mail. I don't remember that happening before. They are for Dark Roast coffee, so we're planning to go to the gas bar by Tim's, rather than spending a lot more money at Starbuck's, for my coffee today. I managed to get my free coffee on Tuesday, so there isn't the ridiculous need to accumulate points, in a hurry, with them any more.
Other than that, there is laundry on tap for today.
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