Queen of Arrows (Swan)

Monday, April 6th, 2015.  I took a well deserved day off today otherwise I'd be heading off in that direction right about now, 7:11am.  Thank goodness I have another day to enjoy this wonderful long weekend.

Yesterday after the gym, a quick breakfast and experimenting with the camera we headed on over to IHOP in uptown New Westminster to meet my brother and uncle for an early lunch.  The food and conversation were good and quite enjoyable.  After eating, talking, and visiting for a couple of hours we all parted company and went our separate ways.  We drove on over to Save On Foods for our weekly grocery run.
We then hung around the house, where someone was laying with his camera while the other cleaned the house but it is an arrangement and separation of chores and duties that we both agree on so all is good.  We headed out for a gelato (Tre Galli) and a quick walk along the pier and over the newly completed walkway and overpass that connects the park to Columbia Street so that we can now do a circle walk instead of a back and forth--very nice.

Not much else happened.  Oh, we ran into and had a quick visit with an acquaintance we met through one person or another then it was time for dinner and an evening of relaxation.

Spirit Is and today's visiting Tarot is the "Queen of Arrows (Swan): A state of separation may exist, bringing with it sorrow, privation, and misfortune.  You may need to break old bonds and find new rivers in which to swim if you are to move beyond this place of darkness and loss."
We must strive to be ever mindful of the words we speak along with the actions we take so as to not bring hurt or cause harm to another as this can lead to stormy emotions, sorrow, and loss.  This can simply be a word here and there but these build up over time and if we ignore the small and simple signals we receive from the person being hurt by our words it may lead to unforeseen and undesirable consequences for all parties concerned.

Let's lift each other today with loving attitudes and smiles all around.  Be honest and sincere, polite and amicable, and bite your tongue so as to stop those harmful words from ever crossing your lips.

Thank You Spirit.

Blessed Be.