Millions will die.

[jacktellslies]

Beth played Mister Rochester, reading my cards with a scarf on her pretty head. And when a reading begins with the lovers crossed with the ten of swords - a pile of bodies and their homes on fire in the background - what else can you possibly do? Bring it, bitches. To calamity! To adventure! She continued only once I'd stopped cackling.

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[chronographia.livejournal.com]

At least you understand the proper response to those cards. One person I used to read for routinely asked me questions about his ex and routinely got the Lovers and Ten of Swords. Eventually I refused to read his cards because I got so sick of his shocked bitching when things went badly.

At least you shan't be shocked, yes?

[jezebellydancer.livejournal.com]

Oh my! Watch out for a disreputable person who could possibly ruin your plans. Fore warned os fore armed.

[earlofgrey.livejournal.com]

Bernie brought me the snuff box today! It's gorgeous! I really do love it; thank you so much.

[jezebellydancer.livejournal.com]

Yay! I'm glad you like it.

I'm not sure how to clean up lacquered papier mache. I'm sure the innurnets will have something to say about it. The inlay is either pewter or silver. It makes a great little keepsake box, or you can always store your snuff in it.

I also came across a few sterling cigarette cases and match safes. And a brass cigarette holder. I may have to pretend to smoke so I can flash these around at a party.

I found some sterling spoons with Emma engraved on them. I sold them a friend who has a daughter named Emma. Now I'm looking for a Kate who needs four napkin rings (silver plated) that are dated Sept 1864.

I think I should have some people over to play show and tell with all this stuff.