This is a warming 6 of Cups and it brings simplistic messages to my door. As a card connected to the past and friendship, it brought a phone call from my old friend Kate tonight, to try and organise getting our families together tomorrow. What with her being unwell and moving out of her cottage at the same time that we moved to the bungalow, we haven't spoken properly in weeks. We had a catch up for an hour this evening and hope to drive over to hers tomorrow daytime. My mum can hardly walk at the moment, so I don't know whether my parents will come or not. We missed doing the whole Christmas Eve thing last year, due to Kate having the flu. The snow managed to sabotage just about everything else.Last night was lovely. We went to the local p
ub restaurant and had a nice meal. I sidestepped Dukan for the night as it is such a pain to try and find something on a menu that strictly adheres to the diet. I still had the least fatty thing I could find and cleared my plate. Three friends met us there and were great company. We all laughed a lot, and as per usual, were the last to leave.I stayed home today and didn't do much. In fact, I didn't do anything. My uncle and cousin came to look at the electrics and plan the pulling out of the kitchen for the refit, so aside from showing my face, I have been locked away in here for the entire day. It feels as though Christmas has been coming for ever and I am kind of looking forward to getting it all over and done with, if I am honest. The long nights are becoming a little depressing.
Illustrations from The Sasha Fenton Tarot by Sasah Fenton and Samantha Bale
Glad you got to meet up with your friends!
ReplyDeleteThe woman in the middle, in this picture anyway, looks a LOT like my older sister. So strange!
I know what you mean about Christmas. This whole year has dragged on like CRAZY with holidays. I have no idea why it has felt that way but it has to me. Halloween seemed to take months because we decorated back in September and I was sick of the decor and took it down on Halloween day. Hah.
And of course in the US Christmas is a ridiculous affair that they start (on the retail front) months in advance, too. I think mostly, like you, I'm looking forward to moving onwards and upwards.
Hugs to ya,
MM