| News News News |
[Dec. 4th, 2009|06:35 pm] |
So I got into grad school. I start a Masters in Public Health program in January. I am very excited.
In addition everyone at the place I am temping is very excited for me too, which is weird because where I used to work no one was ever excited about anything. People where I work now are actually happy... it still throws me off sometimes. I am doing temporary Customer Service work for a healthcare company. Its so easy it feels like a vacation which after the last few years is very nice. I've been asked to apply full time and I'm not sure what to do about that. Its easy enough that I think I can do it and go to school full time, but I also feel slightly guilty for enjoying something that does not push me in any way at all. I mean the people are fun and I have made friends there, it is a neat culture to work in, but it doesn't challenge me... I guess school's supposed to do that. So I don't know. I'll think on it this weekend. Regardless, I am very happy and feel like I am finally headed in the right direction careerwise.
Off to decide what to do for dinner, I'm thinking Maple-Glazed Tofu with Spaghetti Squash but I might settle for leftovers, there is some turkey pot pie and black beans and rice in the fridge... In other news next weekend I have to bake at least 10 dozen cookies for a cookies exchange with Dennis extended family. I will end up with 10 dozen different kinds of cookies after the exchange... luckily there is a desert pitch in at work just a few days later. |
|
|
| Yesterday |
[Sep. 24th, 2009|06:27 pm] |
Yesterday, I handed in my 2 weeks notice.
I had to do it twice.
When I handed it into my direct supervisor I got pretty emotional. She wasn't really surprised. She was very supportive. When I handed it into my manager he was surprised. I did not get emotional, but I felt guilty. This position isn't right for me. It is 100% not what I want to be doing. But the reason I've stayed so long is because the people are great, they were very supportive and I received offers of references and assurances that I have to think of myself first and I shouldn't' feel guilty... which made me feel more guilty. I am leaving a mess behind me, and it is not because I haven't been trying to clean it up, its because they need at least 3 people who are total assholes and have absolute power to make things better.
By the time I have my last day I will have been here for 2 years 4 months exactly. My last day will be October 6th, 2009 I my first day was June 6th, 2007. Is it strange that I remember that? I'm trying to think professionally what I have gotten out of the last two years. Experience I guess. I worked somewhere solidly for two years plus. When future employers call them I will get glowing references. I am now solidly confident in my ability to forge business relationships. I've learned how to make process maps. Learned a lot of new excel skills. And even though I didn't like what I was doing, I made a place for myself. Which I think is an accomplishment. I don't really think this was a waste of 2 years and 4 months, it paid the bills while I fell in love and courted, and moved in with my beau. I took a graduate level statistical methods class, traveled to Hong Kong, Ireland, Canada and around the US, and really took full advantage of having a steady paycheck. So go me.
I don't have another job yet. I am planning on temping for about six months and trying to find something that I like, and something that I can do while going to grad school. I am applying to both masters and Phd programs and I am taking classes as a non degree seeking student starting in the spring semester so I can transfer them in to whatever program I manage to get into.
I want to make a list of things to do now that I've quit my job... other than find a new one :p
Read a book or two or three or more, I have read painfully few books since I've been part of corporate America
Write something for the fun of it
Ride my pony
Go to they gym
Lose the weight I gained in the last two years
Take pictures
Be creative-- I have some pottery that I have drawn on but never painted
Go on a road trip
Volunteer
Network
Speak French for Fun
* Update more often (from 7)
*Brew Beer!
So that's me. I finally did it. It feels like a gorilla off my back. I am giddy. Feel free to add suggestions to my list! |
|
|
| (no subject) |
[Jan. 30th, 2009|09:44 am] |
|
Ok, so I am thinking of dragging Dennis to Colorado in March. Like March 15th-19th. I want to ski and see mountains and drink tasty microbrewery beer. Tickets to Denver seem to be cheapo right now so I was wondering if anyone wanted to possibly meet up for some wintry adventures. |
|
|
| (no subject) |
[Jan. 10th, 2009|11:20 am] |
Happy New Year everyone! And Merry Christmas, and Happy Thanksgiving... and Happy Halloween. I am a very sporadic poster. Don't hold it against me. For those of you who sent Christmas cards thank you! I will post an update here so that you know what is going on in the life of Kaitlyn since I know I am such a bad corespondent that I will not manage to respond to any of them in a timely manner. I am going to blame my untimely responses on the fact that my family usually sent out an 'after Christmas card' by which I mean... sometimes and Easter card or a 4th of July card. As a kid we sometimes even had our Christmas tree up still at Easter, which I think is hilarious but is apparently really bad form and identifies me as quasi white trash. But hey, our house never caught on fire and hanging Easter decorations on a dead tree in you living room is really rather ironic.
I just came back from getting a to go box from the local China Buffet. The food is greasy and delicious and will probably give me indigestion. Me covering all of it with Thai hot sauce might not help the latter problem but Thai hot sauce is also delicious.
Today has been an exciting day because I have finally finished my applications for graduate school. Everything is done. Though I am going to read through everything again before I press the SUBMIT button. I must admit I felt a bit like the kid from 'A Christmas Story' when composing my essays but at this point I think my statement of purpose might be slightly better than his magnum opus on air rifles. Only time will tell. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that by this time next year I will be a poor graduate student pouring all of my energy into furthering my economic knowledge. Sounds fun doesn't it?
Dennis and I are doing great. We are one of those sickeningly in love cuddly couples that I always used to make fun of. Time seems to fly as we are always busy with something. Below is a picture of us riding my mothers mule when we visited my parents in the fall. Note the beer in Dennis hand, we rode all around my parents rather posh neighborhood like that. I'm not sure if mule riding while drinking is legal or not... but I'm pretty sure its not legal to wander around on public roads while consuming alcohol. Good times.
I have to decide if I'm going to afternoon tea with his mother, aunt, sister, and sister in-law next weekend. I'm slightly terrified. Its not that I don't like his family its just that I find an all girls afternoon tea off-putting and there are tons of other things I can think of that I'd rather be doing. His family tries to be accepting but they find me rather an oddity and worry I don't like them and am not comfortable because I stay quiet unless there is something interesting to debate. SO we will see. I suppose I should try to make the gesture but I am not feeling warm towards the idea right now.
I haven't managed to land a new job yet but because I have stayed at Stanley though year end I should net a nice bonus. I am still looking for a job that requires more analytical work and I am planning on taking a statistics class at the local university this semester. I need to register for that. Dennis and I have started going to a local gym that just opened, though this week has been lost because we both hurt our legs too much doing toe push-ups on Tuesday (we were advised to do them until we couldn't do anymore) that we haven't been back since. My legs are feeling better now so I may give it a try this afternoon.
I've had the pleasure recently of getting to see quite a few friends that have been passing through. So if you in the vicinity of Indianapolis let me know! |
|
|
| (no subject) |
[Aug. 4th, 2008|04:43 pm] |
So the last time I posted was right before my birthday. Live Journal tells me that my last update was 12 weeks ago… I guess I’m aiming for quarterly updates. Its odd so much has happened since then but I am having difficulty thinking of something to actually write…
Let start with this weekend, it was all going to be normal and pretty relaxed. I was going to go see Sedona, Dennis and I were going to go paint pottery on Sunday. But it went something like this: Friday we went to the German American club for dinner, we had the choice of a crazy lounge singer and buffet or downstairs to the normal sit down. We took the lounge singer (slash Actor or so his card said). He was ridiculous… He sang ‘Somewhere over the Rainbow’ (and went for the high notes) and then followed it up with a kind of techno song called ‘Summertime’ that I have never heard before (it was not on any of the top hits when I googled ‘Summertime lyrics’ after the fact). He looked like Prof. Lockhart from Harry Potter… and there was this one point where he looked at his pianist and was like ‘Jeff, you sound so beautiful I almost forgot to sing,’ and then Jeff was like ‘Aw shucks, you sound beautiful too.’ And hilarity ensued. We found out about an Octoberfest that the German American Klub is putting on at the end of Aug./ start of September so we may check that out in a couple weeks. Then we rented 3 movies and bought a lot of candy. I had Dennis watch Letters from Iwo Jima which I think is one of the best war movies ever. I am curious to know what the Japanese think of it. We sill have to watch French Twist and Into the Wild… which hopefully we manage to get to before they are due on Wed. Saturday Dennis works, I was going to go see my horse but got side tracked by my sister and I ended up spending most of the day at her place for which I was rewarded with some lamb chops that she had thawed out but wasn’t going to cook. I made lamb in puff pastry with a mint garlic sauce, it was tasty and looked fancy, but wrapping something up in puff pastry and putting it in the oven is about the easiest thing ever. Saturday my sister decided she was going to unthaw a leg of lamb to cook… somehow it was deemed that this was going to happen over at our place and Kevin and his friends that were in town and Heather were all coming. So clearly the thing to do in these kind of situations is to go and buy an new grill (the leg of lamb was to be grilled). We had been talking about it for a while, we had a perfectly functional grill but wanted a fancier one. And we found it, at Meijer of all places. We are now the proud owners of a Grand Gourmet Pro charcoal grill http://www.meijer.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=79355&parentCategoryId=219&categoryId=1328&subCategoryId=1329 it takes up an ungodly amount of space on the deck but did a quite decent job of grilling the leg of lamb. It also took us a couple hours to assemble and then apparently it needed to be cured before its first use. So there went Sunday, though I must admit we had an inordinate amount of fun playing with the grill.
And that’s just how things tend to go. There is so much going on that I don’t even realized time has passed and then Livejournal is telling me that its been 12 weeks since I updated.
Other things…
We went down southern Indiana on the 3rd of July and took the dog for a hike. Dennis doesn’t really know what a real hike is as he has never gone up a mountain or trekked through the woods for more than 2 hours… so both him and the dog were pretty impressed by our 1 ½ hour trek. We visited a neat winery and bought a case of wine, all of there stuff is made the way it was made 200 years ago so it is different. And there were lots of fireworks. Dennis bought a huge box with lots of mortars in it, we shot some off at his parents place while drinking homemade beer made by his best friend. Beer and fireworks is always a good idea.
I am thinking about going to Grad School for a program in Applied Statistics. I was going to try to just take one class this semester to see how it goes, but I may put it off until next fall. I need a new job more than I need to start grad school right now and with everything else that always seems to be going on I can’t take on too much right now.
I started this entry in a word document this morning... and have been adding to it throughout the day. Its now about time to leave and I know there are a ton more updates I could give. But I guess it boils down to me being busy and happy and trying to be proactive about the things that don’t make me happy, IE my job. |
|
|
| Road Trip et al |
[May. 9th, 2008|09:20 am] |
So tomorrow I turn 26, scary a bit I guess. It’s been a good year though. I've been so busy time has flown.
Dennis and I just got back from a road trip through Michigan, where we ate and drank our way through the entire state. I swear every little town up there has a brewery in it... in one we pub hopped between 3 breweries and then tried wineries the next day. We had gone up there for his sister’s wedding, which was beautiful if a bit extravagant. It was in Detroit, actually at the Henry Ford museum, they have a banquet hall thing you can rent out. I enjoyed myself, though I'll admit at times it was awkward. As Dennis is the only one left who is not married... we got like 'when's the date?' looks/questions. Intimidating. I'm moving in with the guy not wedding him. Geeze. People these days.
Also, right before we left I bought a new car. Its an adorable Mazda 3 hatchback in blue. We took it on our road trip so... its going to have close to 2,000 miles on it by the time I've had it for 2 weeks.
I'll post pictures of the trip etc. when I manage to spring my computer from Best Buy... I dropped it off to get its fan fixed a couple weeks ago... and now apparently its DVD player is broken as well. It will be back 'in a couple days', and who knows what that means in Best Buy speak.
Also Kevin bought a house, I'm going to go see it tomorrow, its on a pond in a yuppie neighborhood and has a dock and stuff. Fancy. |
|
|
| diagnoses |
[Apr. 14th, 2008|01:52 pm] |
| [ | Current Mood |
| |  contemplative | ] |
So, I just got back from the doctor and I apparently have Hashimoto's disease. Its some sort of rare auto immune disfunction where your immune system attacks your thyroid gland causeing hypothyroidism. Symptoms include cold hands and feet (circulation problems) and fatigue, muscle aches, headaches, as well as getting sick alot. All of which discribe me pretty well. Anyways I have to take some thyroid replacement stuff, and some vitamin/mineral supplements that are supposed to help convince my immune system to stop trying to eat my thyroid gland. I'm not really upset about this, more releived really, for years I have always gotten sick a lot, and been crazily fatigued... and had a crazy suspicion that there was something wrong with me. So now I know and hopefully, once I start pill popping those crazy symptoms will go away. For the record, I like my Dr., I don't know how many times I've been to see a health professional describing exactly these symptoms and been told there was nothing wrong with me. She had me in for a sepecific blood test asap, simply because I had gotten sick 2 times in one month and antibiotics made me feel better imediately. Apparently they stop the immune system from attacking the thyroid gland... Anway, its wierd. I have a DISEASE but hey, its called Hashimodo's... which if you have to have a disease at least thats a cool name.
In other news I am still on the car hunt. I am going to apply for the job as an Bureau of Labor Statistics Economist tonight, I had to get a copy of my transcript to upload. Then I need to work on cleaning my apartment... but after, tomorrow maybe (if I ditch my Tuesday night WoW commitment), I am test driving. I was going to do it this weekend but decided not to because the weather was so bad. Though I did go to a car sale at my credit union and climb in them. On the list at the moment are the Honda Fit, Scion XD, and the Mazda 3 hatchback. I am trying to find something that is small enough it gets decent gas mileage but at the same time large enought I can shove all my horses saddles and stuff in the back of it. Suggestions are welcome. |
|
|
| Birthdays etc |
[Apr. 9th, 2008|09:00 am] |
So last night was Dennis's Birthday. I did well if I do say so myself. I had found a cooking class that I booked for us, a class specifically on cooking meats. We made pork and beef and a veal and chicken liver pate. I'd never made pate before so it was interesting. Anyways, I'd managed not to say anything about it so it was a complete surprise to him. He was rather confused where I was taking him that we had to bring our own wine to... it was cute. The chef guy Sean was a nut, totally ADD, I was very ammused. Anyway, after the class there was pecan pie which I had made over the weekend, and champagne as I figured the fact that it was both his birthday and 5 months since the day we first met needed celebration. Poor guy was a bit overwheled I think, as again all of this was a surprise. He actaully started tearing up when I sang happy birhtday to him. And no, I don't think it was because I just sing that badly. But um... wine + champagne on a work night might not be such a great idea. We both had a bit of a headache this morning and I'm still not completly with it. Ah well.
In other news, I'm looking for a new car. I'm supposed to be going test driving tonight, Hondas and Toyotas. My old Mazda's transmission is dying and it doesn't makes sense to through a bunch of money into fixing it. So if anyone has a car recomendation that would be great.
In wierd news, I've been sick a lot this winter, sinus infection, fever, crazy cold. So my Dr. decided to do some blood work. Apparently I have a thyroid abnormality... not sure of what type, but I have to go see her about it next Monday and get all the details. So hopefully its nothing serious.
I also told Dennis this week that I am going to move in with him when Kevin and my lease is up at the end of May. All the above plus the fact that I am trying to apply for a new job and looking into a Masters in Applied Statistics just has me a bit overwhelmed at the moment. I keep telling myself that one of these days my life won't be quite so crazy. Usually I get laughed at when I say that, I seem to invite crazy. But it so crazy this week that I don't think I've been on WoW at all and I'm not sure if I'll make it to the stable even once... Poor Seonda. |
|
|
| Pictures |
[Mar. 28th, 2008|08:33 pm] |
( Walri and more. )
So I will post more pictures when Heather gets back from Ireland and I can abduct the ones that she took, and when I get some of my other ones scanned in that I took old style. Oh film. But I promised photos so hers a start. |
|
|
| Stripers, Aliens, and Leprechauns |
[Mar. 28th, 2008|01:44 pm] |
No, no I did not drop off the face of the planet. And no, I haven’t forgotten all you. Though, I did spend a short amount of time crunching numbers for some blue aliens form the Alpha Centauri system… they wanted statistics on the relevance of chocolate to naked mole rats. Go figure.
Believe it or not I’ve been reading your updates… I’m just bad about commenting. I should just post a comment that says ‘read’ every time I guess. Though that would be odd… people might start locking me out… and then I’d think all of you had dropped off the face of the planet.
I was intending to post pictures with this entry, but have decided just to post it now since its ready and do another one with just pictures later, we’ll see if I can get that to work. And this is going to be longish me thinks, so hopefully I can figure out the cut thing again.
( The full adventures. ) |
|
|
| Very long much needed update + boy and hookas |
[Jan. 10th, 2008|09:18 am] |
So I havn't really updated for a long time. A very long time. I'm not quite sure where to start... lets review my entries here. Hmm posted on the Daemon test, said I have a boy posted a sentance or so about my trip to Hong Kong... I've obviously been busy. And I'm bad about updating it seems.
Hong Kong for all was amazing, if any of you ever get the slightest chance at going, drop everything and do it. I was there for a week over Thanksgiving visiting my brother, I could have just stayed. Beautiful, dynamic, furturistic, I felt like I was in a movie half the time. Everyone was super friendly, and there are endless things to do. For China it is apparently expensive, but I brought back quite the haul and didn't feel like I'd spent that much. I also took a day trip to Macau, which was interesting, at the moment its a seedy casino port, but the old portugese center is awsome and they are really working on renovating the town so in 10 years or so I have the feeling it is going to be one of those world class destination things. All the pictures are up on my brothers facebook account.
Kevin is back in the states for the moment, with no plans to go back to Hong Kong. But we'll see how long it is before he ends up getting sent somewhere else for a crazy project. Consulting is nuts. I don't think I'd want to travel that much for work, I get the feeling that I wouldn't enjoy the places I was going as much because I was working. I got the poor kid playing WoW again... he'd kicked the habit, his girlfriend will probably kill me. Anyways he got back before christmas and seems to have setteled back in pretty well.
I still have my boy, and its going really well. I'm kind of amused at myself actaully because I never thought I'd be the type to get clingy... well not exactly clingy but I seem to get depressed if I don't see him for a couple days. I still don't have a picture of him, he seems to be sneaky like that. I got the poor boy playing WoW too... I seem to be bad about that. Blizzard should pay me a recuriting fee or something. Anyways I've been told by one on my WoW Pals that my boy reminds him of me... which is kind of true. We have a bit too much fun together... all the laughing sometimes makes my stomach hurt. We went to the Chilrens Museum, quite fun, the Indy one is pretty good, it was on a weekend over the christmas break so there were lots of kids there... we had to be sneaky to get into the interactive activites, boot small bodies out of the way and all. I also taught him how to drink scotch... we got trashed on beer at a pajama new years eve party, poor Dennis had never played Kings before... I tell him stories about all of you and he thinks I have crazy friends. Which I guess it likely true, though as you all know my stories are also kind of crazy. However, we are all a bit nuts. I'll work on getting a picture to post.
Christmas was good, I spent a crazy amount of time with Dennis over the holidays... and didn't feel like I wanted to bite his head off. Nuts I say. I can't do that with anyone. Well I can apparently, just shocking. I don't really remember much about my chirstmas haul, best present was the riding chaps from my mom... which are tight at the moment, damn holdiay 10 pound gain thing. Kevin gave me some earings I really like, red coral roses and dangely... I didn't think I'd like them and then put them in, they are fun!
On to the hookas... so yeah, last weekend Kevin and Dennis and I went to a Mediterrainan Grill and Hooka Bar. It was nuts. Definatly a place that I will take adventurous people when the come to visit... though Dennis doesn't want to go back, he's claiming the hookas made him sick. I tried it though, crazy stuff, and blowing flavored smoke out your nose is fun. We got a multi flavored taboco or something, was odd. So yeah you should all come and visit me and we'll hit up the hooka bar. Good fun, really.
I'm sure I've missed lots of stuff, work is work, busy slightly stressful, I'm having to translate a document into French that has to be legal... Never had to do something official before so thats interesting. The ponies are good, I'm going to try to start riding a bit more because at the end of March Heather and I are supposed to go to Ireland to do a riding Vacation. Ireland... end or March, outside all day long... BURRRRR! I've started working out on my lunch break to drop that festive poundage and help get myself into shape for it... I don't want to die!
On a hilarious side note... Kevin watches Americas Next Top Model, his girlfriend likes it... but uh yeah, he watches the episodes on the DVR when she's not around. This makes me uncontrolably giggly. |
|
|
| (no subject) |
[Dec. 20th, 2007|04:54 pm] |
Your Score: Jokester SoulYou scored -5 Extroversion, -11 Sensitivity, and 2 Openness!
You are a confident person with a strong sense of self. You can be loud and jocular, and you don't really care who hears you. You don't spend too much time stressing about how other people see you. If they like you, well, good for them. If they don't like you, well, that's their own problem.
People need to earn your respect in order for you to really start taking them into consideration. You might bend yourself over backwards for a friend or family member, but you aren't going to give that sort of special treatment to any old Joe Blow. Your loved ones know that under that bold, brash exterior, there is a person who is loyal and even clannish at times. You will fight to defend your friends and family from any and all comers. With these special few, you drop that joking exterior and be your real self.
Your daemon's form would represent your confident ways, your joking and insensitive manner, and your secret tendency for softheartedness. He or she would probably help you criticize all the idiots whom you meet on a day to day basis, and back you up when you are on the defensive.
Suggested forms: Magpie, Raven, Kangaroo, Wild Boar. |
|
|
| (no subject) |
[Dec. 6th, 2007|10:15 am] |
|
So I appear to have a boy. I'm amused at myself honestly. His name is Dennis. Yep. Thats all for now :) |
|
|
| (no subject) |
[Nov. 22nd, 2007|09:04 am] |
Hong Kong is pretty amazing, I bought all sorts of wall haning posters at the market the other day, they are pretty neat.
Anyways, I don't seem to have ANYONES current addresses in my little address book thingy, so if you want a post card send me your address to KashMee at aol. I have the postcards... I just need to know where to send them to! Yep yep. |
|
|
| (no subject) |
[Nov. 16th, 2007|10:21 am] |
So I can't focus... I fly out to Hong Kong tomorrow morning. Work is not going to happen today...
If you want a post card let me know! E-mail me your address or something, I'm not sure if I have everyones current. 0m |
|
|
| (no subject) |
[Nov. 9th, 2007|08:49 am] |
So its been a while since I've updated. And I'm at work and should actaully be doing workish things so I'm going to keep this short.
1) My brother, for those of you who don't know, has been working on a short term assingment out of Hong Kong. I am going to visit him for Thanksgiving. I leave next Saturday morning and I'm super excited. I really need to break, though all that flying will probably be stressfull on my system. I also am apparently going to Ireland in March, not definate yet, but thats the tennative plan.
2) I got my Indiana drivers liscense and changed my cars plates... This was nessecary because my registration was going to expire and I still didn't have a real drivers liscense since mine got stolen in Rome last spring. But it was hard. I'm no longer an Alaskan, I'm an Indianan or something. I feel ok about being here, it was just a really big step. My friend Chis said it best, I am aparently "detoxing from the gypsy lifestyle"... I'm looking into the masters program in applied statistics here, if I do that I could be an Indianan for a while. Scary.
3) I've decided I'm dating. Its kind of a project, never done it before really so it will be interesting. Gone out with 2 guys so far, both are sweet.
Thats the news, crazy stuff I know. |
|
|
| (no subject) |
[Oct. 17th, 2007|09:51 am] |
|
So I think I've decided to do NANOWRIMO this year. The insanity will begin in 2 weeks. Oh god. I registered today under KashMee. Anyone else doing it look me up. |
|
|
| (no subject) |
[Oct. 11th, 2007|09:48 am] |
com/nq_ref.html">
 </a>
So yeah, could have been nerdier, but I havn't taken science (other than 1 Bio class) since high school. But I can deal with a 50ish nerd score.
In other news, I'm debating grad school next year. Option 1 start econ Phd program, Option 2 start Masters in Applied Statistics (OUCH). The second option is a lot more versatile so while eventially I do want to do the whole econ Phd. thing I am kind of leaning towards the Applied Statistics right now. But I need to pull apps and stuff and get cracking on it either way. Everyone wants electronic apps... I want PAPER. I don't like submiting stuff electronically.
Also, I am in the second full week of having been officially employed by Stanley Security Solutions (Security Branch of Stanley Tools). I spend my days talking to Candians, goofing off in the office, and making my excel sheets pretty. Not all that bad really, not hard and I don't have to take my work home with me. Which leaves more time for WoW and ponies... yes I really do need to get some other stuff added to my calendar. I think I'm going to start going to the Alliance francaise meetings which should be good. Anyone have other suggestions on how to spice up my social life? I'm all ears, wierdest one gets a cookie! |
|
|
| (no subject) |
[Sep. 24th, 2007|10:10 pm] |
So I went on a shopping binge tonight... was very bad.
On top of clothes and things I bought a Tarot Deck and tarot guide, and got the best simple 3 card reading ever from it. Scarily accurate. I'm not good enough to do anything more complicated yet. I like my cards makes me happy :) And I'm all ok on the not buying your first deck rule, since my brother gave me a tarot deck for the actual tarot card game. Fun stuff. |
|
|
| navigation |
| [ |
viewing |
| |
most recent entries |
] |
| [ |
go |
| |
earlier |
] |
| |
|
|
![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small}
kashmee's journal
happy