The Good Tarot - Colette Baron-Reid
Saturday, May 26, 2018
A Look See
What did you want to do when you grew up?
A few weeks ago I was asked this question from a younger person; who at the age of thirty is having an identity crisis with the career he has chosen and trained for. My answer was "to make money." I wanted to make money, that is all I could think of when I was a teenager. Money so scarce in my childhood home. We were poor by many standards, so money was the beacon. Not my siren call, just money, and I have been chasing the dollar every since. Not having money can make me unhappy but I have also discovered, having money won't make me happy either. I like having extra funds available to me, but I am still the same gal who finds my life lacking. From where I stand, like this pentacle fairy I am looking to what is next.
The Good Tarot - Colette Baron-Reid
The Good Tarot - Colette Baron-Reid
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I can relate to your answer. I wanted security - having lived with unreliable, easily angered people and dealing with not knowing if we'd have food and lodging each week.
ReplyDeleteOnce when I was about 12 and delivering newspapers I found five one dollar bills along the road and I spent some time looking to see if more. When I got home and told my parents my Dad loaded the five of us younger ones and drove us to where i found the bills and made us search for a hour for anymore. I ended up having to give four of the five dollars to my parents for household stuff.
DeleteI never had a clue and only came to understand the best side of my nature late in life.
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