today i was telling someone about the reading you gave me before (about bad stuff appearing in nov and jan). she said "but i thought they werne't supposed to tell you bad stuff?" *rolls eyes*
You *should* write a book about it. I mean, my god, therapists write books about their wack-jobbiest clients ("disguised" of course, or a composite). They make all kinds of money telling about how they achieved great breakthroughs with whatever.
I've seen "guess what happened in my line of work" books from shrinks, lawyers, doctors, veterinarians, and phone sex operators. But tarot readers seem to be an untapped niche.
I love "interesting." I've read through a lot of medical charts (not mine) in which there are specialists' notes to the primary care physician: "thank you for referring this very interesting patient to me."
I take it to mean that the patient was a pain in the ass.
"You have a lovely personality... and other euphemisms" would make a great title.
"thank you for referring this very interesting patient to me." I take it to mean that the patient was a pain in the ass.
Teee heee. So true. I used to work as a secretary in a doctor's surgery and I had fun typing up all the letters. Also fun trying to piece together what on earth they wanted me to write, because I was transcribing from audiotapes and one doctor in particular had the gift of spelling for me terms like heartburn but not xanthalasma or emphysema.
"You have a lovely personality... and other euphemisms" would make a great title.
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In my turn I gave admin awards such as *most creative use of grammar*
"Moon conjunct Uranus....QUIET at the back please!"nanjiFebruary 25 2004, 13:18:51 UTC
hi Rainsinger,
Could you possibly show me your homework no 2 ? i would like to know what information they actualy want (u can just copy the contents of the sheet if u can't send the worksheet)
of course I'll send you mine in return, but as i don't have a worksheet it's interesting but i don't think you can use for THAT piece of homework.
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I had writtena a while ago, this whole thing about the art of diplomacy in the tarot, I'll try and track it down and post it later on today.
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today i was telling someone about the reading you gave me before (about bad stuff appearing in nov and jan). she said "but i thought they werne't supposed to tell you bad stuff?" *rolls eyes*
*goes away and laughs more*
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quality:)
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:D
we should probably include a section on abuse of Tarot by cliche horror movie plots. :)
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I've seen "guess what happened in my line of work" books from shrinks, lawyers, doctors, veterinarians, and phone sex operators. But tarot readers seem to be an untapped niche.
I love "interesting." I've read through a lot of medical charts (not mine) in which there are specialists' notes to the primary care physician: "thank you for referring this very interesting patient to me."
I take it to mean that the patient was a pain in the ass.
"You have a lovely personality... and other euphemisms" would make a great title.
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I take it to mean that the patient was a pain in the ass.
Teee heee. So true. I used to work as a secretary in a doctor's surgery and I had fun typing up all the letters. Also fun trying to piece together what on earth they wanted me to write, because I was transcribing from audiotapes and one doctor in particular had the gift of spelling for me terms like heartburn but not xanthalasma or emphysema.
"You have a lovely personality... and other euphemisms" would make a great title.
:D
In my turn I gave admin awards such as *most creative use of grammar*
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Could you possibly show me your homework no 2 ? i would like to know what information they actualy want (u can just copy the contents of the sheet if u can't send the worksheet)
of course I'll send you mine in return, but as i don't have a worksheet it's interesting but i don't think you can use for THAT piece of homework.
love
N*
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Have you taken up Ernest on his advances? ;)
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