Fortune Telling

Do you believe that our future lies in our hands?
(When I say hands I mean the palms of you hands.)
Do you think the crinkle tiny lines can tell what will happen when you turn 25?
Don't laugh at me cause what I'm about to say is kinna funny.
Here it goes...I believe that somehow the tiny lines in our hands, the crystal balls, the cards, leaves and our birth date can indicate our future.
The idea is somewhat silly for most people but as an amature fortune teller, it's not that non-sense at all.

I used to read cards for people a lot in high school.
(I don't get to do that so much now.)
And I also love some fortune tellers to read for me too.
Most of the readings I recieved were 85% accurate.
Some were not that accurate.
And a few of them were just total crab!!
But like I said most of them were ok.

Let me tell you a bit about my lastest fortune telling with the Tarot lady.
She said...
- I didn't believe I had the potential to be what I wanted to be. Correct.
- I was about to give on my dream to become somebody. Correct.
- I was desperately need a better job. Correct.
- I was inolving with this younger guy and also some older guy "as friends." Correct.
- I would be single for a few more years. (scream) No Way!!!!!!!!
In short almost everything(90%) she said was correct.
I haven't met this lady before in my life.
How can she knew my thoughts, my fears...my whole life by looking at 10 pieces of paper?
That's why, for me, fortune telling is not that silly at all.

Hmm...what else I should say?
I should say something smart here.
As much as I like and believe fortune telling, it's such a crazy idea to live your life relying only on what the tellings say.
You have to get up and try it on your own as well.
If you want something, go get it or at least die trying.
That's what you should do.
Fortune telling is like an outline of our life story.
You can't let fate writes the whole thing for you.
Cause at the end of the day, it's you who have all the power to write or rewrite your story.
Am I right?

Ohh...What a nice post!
I hope someone would stop by and read it.
Cause, Amy, writing not so non sense story only happen once in a bluemoon.

Have a great one.
Amy =)

P.S. Remember the guy I told you I likeed his thoughts, Jon Jonsson?
Well, I posted something on his blog and he answered my silly question.
"If I woke up one day as a woman, after gazing at myself in the mirror naked for a while,
I would probably then go to the hospital and ask a doctor what the hell happened.
I would then probably become a lesbian."
Sweet...