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some bugs i drew hehe : ]

When I gave birth they kept bringing me cups of very sweet tea until I drank one

I’ve something to say and I’m

nervous about it

“Cup of tea?” Welcoming a guest. “Tea?” I find this situation awkward. “Spot of tea?” A foreign guest has activated Hyper-English, Mary Poppins mode. “Pot of tea?” Trying to impress in-laws. “I’ll make some tea.” There has been complete devastation.

thank you!!! and you should! here i updated my body hair drawing tips because the world could always use more bears :)

(If you were part of the Kickstarter or supported me on Ko-Fi last month you may have already seen this.) I helped consult on and designed a spread for the Lay of 9 Worlds deck inspired by Norse mythology and everyday life back in 2019~ You can find information about and buy the deck here.

I wanted to provide an example of how tarot spread could address Norse divination concerns. The result is the diagram you see below: a nine-card Yggdrasil.

Cards are arranged like a tree. Starting from the top: 1, 6 2 7, 8 3 4 9, 5

Cards 1 through 5 represent Rattatosk's Path, and work as a sort of spread-within-a-spread:

1. Veðrfölnir: Bird's eye view of the spread, what the overall theme/message will be.

2. Verðandi: The Present - what is happening now.

3. What is distracting?

4. What is motivating?

5. Níðhoggr/Hvergelmir: What is simmering beneath the surface (of the reading/message)? What is gnawing at you?

Cards 6 through 9 show where you might go from there:

6. Urðr: Past/Fate/Ancestral Memory

7. Skuld: Future - What will be owed?

8. Urðarbrunnr: Potential - What can you learn?