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World Tarot Day, Are YOU Ready?

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It’s T minus 4 hours ’till Midnight. You know what that means? Both World Tarot Day and Towel Day begin. And tomorrow and Thursday are going to be jam packed with tarot fun for me. I’ll be adding three new posts between tomorrow and Thursday.

Follow my twitter feed to get first hand snippets of the fun as it unfolds. I plan to use the hashtag of #worldtarotday. You’ll get two posts from me tomorrow: a tarot tea party recap and another answering the question of “What is the spirit of Tarot for the next year?” On Thursday, I’ll share with you my experience with playing The Tarot Game with its creator, Jude Alexander.

Do you know where your tarot deck is? How about your towel? Are you ready to educate, experiment, and see what the tarot can do for you during this exciting tarot-charged day? If not, find your local tarot reader and ask them to share the wisdom of the cards with you!

Banner for World Tarot Day
Banner for World Tarot Day

 

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It’s a Tarot Filled Week, After All

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Whew, it’s only the beginning of the week and I’m already feeling energized. My tarot adventures began today, as I worked with a client on a tarot-related graphic design project. I then set up an appointment to talk with Wald Amberstone regarding my last Tarot School Degree coursework. That happens on Wednesday, which is World Tarot Day. I’m honored that I’ll be chatting with my mentor on this auspicious day.

Tomorrow, I get to reconnect with one of my favorite tarot personalities, Theresa Reed who is hosting a telecourse on Blogging for Tarot Readers. I’m looking forward to the juicy info she’ll share with us that will hopefully inspire and kick-start my ability to write more here and elsewhere.

Wednesday is double-dip tarot day with my Tarot Coaching session and then the annual World Tarot and Towel Tea Party with my friend Ember.

Thursday caps off the tarot fun with a special Skype audience with Jude Alexander who is offering to play her masterpiece, The Tarot Game, with people. I look forward to seeing how this game works so I can spread the fun of this game to my circle of friends.

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Vending at Pagan Faire

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This Saturday I’ll be vending at PDX Pagan Faire. I’ll have a sign up sheet for readings (half-hour and hour long sessions). I’m also bringing my entire stock of crocheted tarot cases, in many exciting colors. Come check out my reading nook, browse my stock of tarot 3-card spread cases, and deck slip cases. Give my bags a home! Looking forward to seeing you Portland.

For more info and see what other events are planned, check out the Pagan Faire website.

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Halloween Readings at WSU Vancouver

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This Thursday I’ll be at the WSU Vancouver campus in Salmon Creek reading tarot for their Halloween party. The event is open to the public and all it costs is canned food donations. Details below.

October 28, 8 p.m. – 11 p.m.
Washington State University Halloween Party— Vancouver, WA

Looking for some halloween fun? Come join me and my fellow tarot readers as we provide some divination fun for Washington State University at Vancouver’s Halloween party. Costumes optional. This event is open to the public and will be held at the Firstenburg building. Canned and non-perishable food donations for Martha’s Pantry accepted at the door. A special midnight showing of the Rocky Horror Picture Show will end the festivities.

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Second NaNo Plot Party Wrap-up

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Last Wednesday’s NaNoWriMo Plot Party was a lot of fun. we had 14 intrepid authors show up. All eager to meet each other and reveal ideas for their plots. I read for three people and examined the intricacies of character relationships, uncovered possible plots, and showed the power of tarot as a brainstorming tool to enthusiastic minds. We also played a “create a story” dice game and collaged ideas for stories.

I left this party feeling more and more ready for NaNoWriMo 2010. Are you planning on doing NaNo and need help crafting plots or characters? Try turning to the tarot for inspiration.