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This is another Tarot deck that we have, and this is the one that I want to give to Bub if he ever becomes interested enough in it. He’s already interested in my altar (due to the candles, which he has had some say in) and other Satanic things that I’ve had lying about without drawing attention to them or telling him what they are, so it’s a fair shot that he will become interested enough to want this. I really, really like this deck.
I got this one with the intent to give it to Monster if he ever becomes interested in it… I like it a lot.
To be honest, I like tarot decks a lot. Given the opportunity, I might start collecting them, just to have a few.
One has lines and the other doesn’t. I’m still figuring out what I’ll be putting in each tome since I’ve already had a ritual book for awhile. I think I have some ideas for the lined tome that I may start incorporating.
These are the two tomes that I own. One of them has lines in them and the other does not. They are made, or manufactured, by a Satanist that I really admire whose goods I already own some of, so having these around has been awesome. I’m actually excited to own one of each of both tomes in addition to the ritual book that I already own, that I’ve owned for awhile. Now it feels like I have one of everything in a good way.
We are being asked to conserve energy in this state and to prepare for the possibility of rolling blackouts as the demand for electricity has increased due to the high temperatures. One would think that the governor of this state would have learned something after the winter storm that we had in February, but it appears that he hasn’t learned anything at all. He’s been grandstanding about other, unrelated things on social media — bills that he has signed — in an attempt to distract from this after we as Texans were initially informed, which actually makes matters worse. I have been keeping my phone plugged in whenever I haven’t actively been using it due to this, not wanting the battery to be depleted in the event that a rolling blackout actually hits my area. And I wish I were rich enough to afford a generator, but I’m not. I’m nowhere near that rich…
Is it seriously too much to ask for an even slightly more competent governor at this point? Is it?
If a rolling blackout actually hits this area, I’ll be sure to write about it in here once my Internet connection has been restored (even though I do have a Wi-fi hotspot on my phone that I can activate if ever necessary, I try not to use it unless circumstances leave me with no choice or I really, really have to; I have 10GB of data).
Things like these make me wish that moving costs were cheaper and that moving was easier, though.