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Death with King of Cups
A couple of days ago I was talking to a former coworker of mine who is a computer technician for another school district. He’s been trying to implement a new system for managing the computers but finds...
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Five of Cups with The Tower
Another movie reference pops into my head as I draw these two particular cards… Moonstruck is a movie from 1987 starring Cher, Nicolas Cage, Danny Aiello, and Olympia Dukakis. There is a particular...
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Eight of Cups with Seven of Swords
As eye-rollingly poppy and filled with cliche tumbleweed town wisdom as is Kenny Roger’s song The Gambler, I cannot wax condescending regarding its seemingly jejune advice, as I would find myself...
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The Hanging Man with Five of Cups
I know a guy who fully embraces the Finders-Keepers game. He will often boast on one or another acquisition he’s recently stumbled upon. He’s kind of like a human crow, I suppose, carting off every...
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The Moon with King of Cups
My wife Jacque once worked with a woman who would frequently extol the virtues of how much of a “manly-man” her husband was. He was the quintessential...
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Seven of Swords with Two of Cups
A close friend of mine told me a story involving her and one of her close friends in college. Her friend was seeing a guy at the time, but she suspected my friend and this guy might have had a latent...
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Queen of Cups with The Tower
Several days ago I decided to whack at a hornet’s nest with a pencil metaphorically. I climbed into the den of honey badgers otherwise known as the comments section on a political Facebook post. Armed...
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Six of Cups with Eight of Pentacles
Do we lose time or lose patience when developing a skill? The answer might be telling.
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Four of Cups with The Empress
To attempt to resolve our jadedness externally is only temporary and fleeting.
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Five of Wands with Nine of Cups
True conquest and victory may appear to yield well earned gains, but these spoils are truly quite empty.
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Death with Ten of Cups
The symbol of the two towers in the Death card harkens thoughts on how we may or may not have grown from 9/11, 15 years later.
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King of Cups with Ace of Swords
When we attempt to take all influence of emotions out of our decisions, we remove the basis for the best decision we can make.
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Five of Cups with Temperance
Our losses are often necessary, and the greater the loss the more imperative the necessity.
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