In the Cards

[theonlyrachel]

Before I get into the main musings on this post, I have a petty mini rant. Kevin's birthday was Tuesday. His brother's family sent him a gift card to The Cheesecake Factory for $250. That's a very generous gift, but it rubbed me the wrong way. It felt thoughtless to me. We have a dozen restaurants within walking distance of us. Bob and Susan know

Comments

[one_raido]

Maybe they want you to invite them to the restaurant when you go? I agree, it doesn't make sense.

I am a huge believer in manifestation of thoughts.

[theonlyrachel]

If they ever came to visit us, I would agree, but they don't visit us often. Maybe there is one close to their home in Illinois or their home in MA and we can take them out to dinner then.

[one_raido]

I guess I thought they were closer.

[chocolate_frapp]

I am also a skeptic who is fascinated by tarot cards.

Fairy tales aren't always that kind. Remember, in fairy tales, only beautiful women are considered good.

[theonlyrachel]

My Inner Child Cards tend to focus more on a very innocent a child-like view of stories and are never meant to be read with too much negativity, but I see your point. Classic, un-Disneyfied fairy tales are often gruesome horror stories.