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A Day In The Life Of A Psychic
Morning starts in the afternoon. As a Your Psychics regular, I’m in bed by 6am, so my first cup of coffee is around 12.30pm. I’d love to say that my coffee is decaffeinated; but in my world, ‘decaffeinated’ means ‘not coffee’.
How the day goes then depends on the weather. If the sun is holidaying in Lancashire (one holiday a year is normal: the sun is no exception) I’ll need another coffee for shock. Then it’s emails and post. I teach Tarot, so there are usually exercises from my students, or preparation for the next course. I firmly believe everyone is psychic and that Tarot help to prompt intuition.
Sometimes I’ll have company: my step-daughter Fai (it means “Fairy”) may be at home studying, or my husband Gordon (it means ‘large fortification’: my in-laws were visionary when they named him!) may be on a day off. If they are, and if I’m lucky, they keep me in coffee until I look awake.
The afternoon is a mixture of housework and Option 0. Many calls are love-related and usually the couple need to focus on communication. It amazes me how relationships flounder because couples can’t express their feelings!
By late afternoon I’m cooking. Tea (as they call it in Lancashire) may be something homemade: “Lancashire Hot-Pot” is a favourite. I choose something quicker if I’m short of time.
By evening, it’s quality time with my family. Sometimes we watch TV; choosing documentaries, especially animal-related ones. Then it’s preparation for my shifts.
If I have time, I prepare at my altar. I’m Pagan and I like to make a dedication to the Light. Then it’s time to set up the webcam. We are live, I really am there until 5am! There is always someone on Psychic Interactive – so if you can’t sleep, you can speak to me.
By 6am I’m on my way to bed.