Well, I have two weeks free due to school holidays kicking in. It is cold and winter here, so no excuse for not huddling up with a new deck and this workbook.
I have already followed a couple of exercises, and have a few more planned for the next 14 days. The bonding with your deck was a nice wee spread. Not too drawn out where you lose the will to live, but neither was it too short, where you were left feeling short changed. Bascially, my kinda spread.
Yes, I am now in a relationship with my zombies. It has officially started, and they will be the deck for the exercises. My fiancee knows about them and is fine with it all - honest. They come to bed with us, but are not allowed to cross the line between bedside cabinet and pillow. A nice status quo for sure
I have used Eastenders for the unfolding of the storyline exercise. Three characters have each had 3 cards drawn for a) what b) why and c) what is going to unfold. Sadly we are 2 months behind here in NZ, so the stories have already occurred. I must be strong and not take a peek at wikipedia to find out....lol
So, yes - this book is fun. My zombies will be creating their own super hero tomorrow, and I am so looking forward to it. They will also have a crack at weather forecasting. TBH I think they have a good chance of getting it right - weather forecasters here are shockingly bad in this part of NZ, and I swear they just roll a dice before going on air. I may post some of the exercises in the fun and games section.
As work books go, this really is hitting the mark. Short exercises, fun exercises and above all - enlightening. I think if you have a fun deck to use with the book, you really can bring some fresh energy to how you see the cards. I may repeat a lot of the exercises in a few months with a more serious deck and do a comparison. It certainly doesn't feel as though you are studying - more a case of learning without realising it.
