Zero Gear Hiker on Nostr: I bought a deck of #tarot cards today. This is the second deck I've ever bought. The ...
I bought a deck of #tarot cards today. This is the second deck I've ever bought. The first deck I was ashamed of owning so eventually I got rid of it.
It was a bit of an impulse purchase. Although I was thinking about buying (and this time keeping) another deck, I never actually came to a definite decision about buying it. Today the opportunity presented itself and I bought it.
When buying these kinds of things I normally buy whichever deck catches my eye when I look at its package. I take note of which deck my eye actually rested on as I'm scanning the shelf for the first time, and that's the deck that I buy. Well... eventually. My conscious mind demands I be "thorough", so I scan the rest of the shelf just in case.
I also made another purchase in the same shop. This one was purely impulsive: it's a magnesite stone that also caught my eye. I was always a big fan of blue/turquoise stones, like lapis lazuli, but this time it was the white one that caught my attention. After studying it for a while I found it had a small, heart-shaped marking among the veins on its surface, next to a pattern that looks like a drawing of an entrance into a cave, which I found interesting.
I'll ponder more about these purchases as I ride home on a bus.
It was a bit of an impulse purchase. Although I was thinking about buying (and this time keeping) another deck, I never actually came to a definite decision about buying it. Today the opportunity presented itself and I bought it.
When buying these kinds of things I normally buy whichever deck catches my eye when I look at its package. I take note of which deck my eye actually rested on as I'm scanning the shelf for the first time, and that's the deck that I buy. Well... eventually. My conscious mind demands I be "thorough", so I scan the rest of the shelf just in case.
I also made another purchase in the same shop. This one was purely impulsive: it's a magnesite stone that also caught my eye. I was always a big fan of blue/turquoise stones, like lapis lazuli, but this time it was the white one that caught my attention. After studying it for a while I found it had a small, heart-shaped marking among the veins on its surface, next to a pattern that looks like a drawing of an entrance into a cave, which I found interesting.
I'll ponder more about these purchases as I ride home on a bus.