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sabrinamariThe five of cups is difficult to convey, but I think this one captures it just right.
It makes me think of that exchange between Mycroft and his brother from Season 2 of Sherlock: "All lives end, all hearts are broken, and caring is not an advantage, Sherlock."
Well, yes, yes, and it depends on what you mean by 'advantage'. The benefits of experiencing both kinds of losses are pretty useful in the long run. Not fun, but useful.
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Maybe, though, this is too harsh an image to read with. [And my inner reader voice says, "You think???"]
Larissa, I'm adding to today's Tarot conversation, but I really think you should pass on clicking to see this image. You're already fully saturated for gloom. Just go straight to the next post.
Keith and Rill, go right ahead.
It makes me think of that exchange between Mycroft and his brother from Season 2 of Sherlock: "All lives end, all hearts are broken, and caring is not an advantage, Sherlock."
Well, yes, yes, and it depends on what you mean by 'advantage'. The benefits of experiencing both kinds of losses are pretty useful in the long run. Not fun, but useful.
I
Maybe, though, this is too harsh an image to read with. [And my inner reader voice says, "You think???"]
Larissa, I'm adding to today's Tarot conversation, but I really think you should pass on clicking to see this image. You're already fully saturated for gloom. Just go straight to the next post.
Keith and Rill, go right ahead.
