Draw of the day: general advice

I'm falling super-duper behind on Wyntercraft's 30-Day Tarot Challenge. Ah well.

Day 23 was to design a few cards for yourself, which I did not do because I would not know where to start. Day 24, which should be four days ago, is the draw question "General advice?"

I drew the King of Swords, represented here by the Inuit tale "How Raven Brought Light to the World." This King advises approaching situations with confidence and authority, and being analytical and thinking things through before acting. He also recommends seeking out people with greater expertise than oneself. This all seems like good general advice; I'm not sure what to apply it to right now, though.

I might try to catch up on this project later today, since I'm home sick and won't be doing much else today.

Draw of the day: Improving craft

I'm still quite behind on Wyntercraft's 30-Day Tarot Challenge, and I'm also home sick, wheeee.

Day 25 was to give someone else a reading; on the actual 25th I brought my deck to my mom's house but ended up not actually giving her a reading because reasons (e.g., I was drinking in the bath for most of the time). 

Day 26's draw question is "What can I do to improve my craft?" and the cards were pretty adamant about this one; a card popped out while I was shuffling and landed on my lap. Said card was the Three of Pentacles, in the Fairy Tale deck represented by the story of the Three Little Pigs. According to Hunt, this card stands for Creativity and Planning and it advises that you use your creativity to come up with a good, solid plan. So... not a lot of ambiguity there, I guess.