Uncama’s Adventure [in Wonderland]

On page 4969 (in volume 7) of Arthur Mee’s Children’s Encyclopedia is a collection of short “stories told to Kaffir children”. Included is “Uncama’s Adventure”:

Uncama was a bold hunter, and, finding that a strange animal came every night to his garden and rooted up his plants, he lay in wait for it and pursued it. The strange animal ran down a great hole by the side of a river, and Uncama followed it, and entered a wonderful country underneath the Earth. [Click here to continue reading]

Lenormand, yes or no?

After taking possession of a deck of Lenormand cards earlier this year I’ve continued to have fun with them, or let’s say, employ them on a regular basis. First I did a 36-day challenge which I blogged about previously. Towards the end of that my cards had some down-time; it was like I had drained them or something, a concept I had only really heard about with regards to crystals that you supposedly need to ‘recharge’. I then had some time away travelling and I decided not to take the cards with me (I didn’t feel ‘drawn to them’ during this time). Gradually after my return I’ve been using them more though and mainly with regards to Yes/No questions and what follows is how I do that. [Continue reading here]