Natsukiの占星術・12星座占い

Hello! I'm going to introduce this December 2019 Monthly Lucky Fortune! Stay tuned the site:  https://kannshanokimoti.blogspot.com/2019/12/december-2019-lucky-fortune.html . December Card Spread There are several nice meaningful cards in front row. What do you think of these cards? Blue Heron: "Make a stand for what you believe in and do what feels right in spite of any judgement disapproval from others." You are in action, you make your strong decision with your principle. But it will be disapproval for other people. You can decide advancing your decision, but you must encounter strong criticisms. Try being optimist, and keep clarity yourself. Enjoy talking to people with smile. Your spirit calms down when you receive all your friendly soul mate. Be healthy! XIV: "TEMPERANCE" Be in patient. You need patience at all time in December. When you talk, when you smile, when you action, when you are at own projects. "You're a

Hi, I invite you to join my oracle card reading time to share about a happiness for you from me. Now, start it. The Words You Need From Cards. Choose your lovely number from under the four cards. Click image to enlarge. ***Answers*** 1. Who chose 1. card group. Impeccability  /  I am worth loving  /  Green garnet stone You are filling with love. Your thought, your word, your deed, your continuity is impeccable thing. So please keep going on. When you need some supports, affirm these words form this card. 'I am worth loving. Unfold my arms and take a deep breath now. Then I can see the wold in new aspects, the sight my God show me will become perfectly.' 2.Who chose 2. card group. Energy  /  I am pure spirit  /  Deep purple amethyst You are a little tired now. Please rest for a while where you can totally leave your thoughts. Your soul is truly purity and the spirit is also clear thing. The only thing you need is to supply energy to y

Christine Sun Kim: The enchanting music of sign language TED: Interpreter: Piano, "P," is my favorite musical symbol. It means to play softly. If you're playing a musical instrument and you notice a "P" in the score, you need to play softer. Two p's -- even softer. Four p's -- extremely soft. This is my drawing of a p-tree, which demonstrates no matter how many thousands upon thousands of p's there may be, you'll never reach complete silence. That's my current definition of silence: a very obscure sound. I like to share a little bit about the history of American Sign Language, ASL, plus a bit of my own background. French sign language was brought to America during the early 1800s, and as time went by, mixed with local signs, it evolved into the language we know today as ASL. So it has a history of about 200 years. I was born deaf, and I was taught to believe that sound wasn't a part of my life. And I believed it to be true. Yet