This deck! So unexpected and delightful 💚 I love that there are different versions available, and I'm wondering if I can get the small cards through the prison mailrooms as bookmarks, lol Only a couple more days until the interview, looking forward to it very much!
Yep! I think I could find a special one for everyone I write to, and that they would really enjoy them because they're, well, fantastical! I've gotten all kinds of papery things in, Catholic prayer cards, US Games bookmarks, origami cranes, and even a cootie-catcher once! Is that what you call it too? The little fortune telling contraption that you make by folding a notebook-sized piece of paper? The one you hold with the index finger and thumb of each hand and open and close and it has a "fortune" written under a few different flaps that are part of the design? I sent one to a female student, and she and her friends followed the pattern to make their own. They remembered playing with them when they were kids and had the best time telling each other's fortunes!
Beautiful watercolor artwork. Really thought provoking and unlike any other I've seen so far. Langurs are quite common in India.
Thanks for watching Nina! It is a magical deck. Rebecca will be live on my channel next Sunday!
@@IntegrativeHealingwithSadhana Looking forward to it. I read about her on her website 🙂
Just acquired. Thank you for bringing so many wonderful tools into my awareness.
Thank you for watching Leslie 😊
This deck! So unexpected and delightful 💚 I love that there are different versions available, and I'm wondering if I can get the small cards through the prison mailrooms as bookmarks, lol Only a couple more days until the interview, looking forward to it very much!
That is a wonderful idea! You mean sending the cards individually to prisoners?
Yep! I think I could find a special one for everyone I write to, and that they would really enjoy them because they're, well, fantastical! I've gotten all kinds of papery things in, Catholic prayer cards, US Games bookmarks, origami cranes, and even a cootie-catcher once! Is that what you call it too? The little fortune telling contraption that you make by folding a notebook-sized piece of paper? The one you hold with the index finger and thumb of each hand and open and close and it has a "fortune" written under a few different flaps that are part of the design? I sent one to a female student, and she and her friends followed the pattern to make their own. They remembered playing with them when they were kids and had the best time telling each other's fortunes!