Another sunny day, another fun series of adventures. We still have a few hours left before late dinner, more entertainment could ensue, but I’m going to set up the auto-post again (fingers crossed, our luck has been fabulous so far), and then we’re going back out.
Foreign plates have not been as obvious as yesterday, but this one was great, and ya know, there.
I’ve been taking lots of pictures, and we’ve been several cool places (where I left my business cards, hi Sara and Robert, both of your shops will be featured in posts once we get home, and I’m back on my own ancient dinosaur desktop). One place Han and Adam knew I’d want to visit, and they were right (we have a new oracle deck you guys!) and the other one I was drawn to from across the street, where I needed to buy a bell (not sure why yet, but we’ll figure it out).
Here’s our card for today, and it’s outstanding. (Right, I thought the camera issues were solved, perhaps not, just ignore that blurry part.)
Three of Cups – Happy Dance.
Whenever this card comes up it’s a celebration and time for abundant joy. Because cups are about emotion this one specifies the feelings we get when we experience those easy-going loving exchanges that jovial gatherings provide. Surround ourselves now with friends and family and plain old good times. Add food, drinks (if you are so inclined) and music, plus whoever you can grab, that’s it, instant gala.
Threes can be slightly unstable, but in this case the implications are that it won’t take an enormous amount of people to pull this off. A few close pals, or just a small family group, will totally suffice. Engraved invitations are SO not necessary, a quick text or e-mail will be perfect.
Happy hearts are the order of the day (or night). Have fun, no worries, this is an absolute recipe for a good time, the easy way. Enjoy.
And here is how we’re going to do just that when we get back.
I bought us a sticker, to put on the Wee Walnut, and (hopefully) photographed several things inside the shop. I’ll get some shots of the cupcakes (before they are all eaten), and then let you know how they were.
