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Week 12, 7 July 2008

Dear Aunty Elle... I am so in agony over a present relationship situation. The man tells me he is in love with me but has chosen another which he tells me is because of circumstances that he can not share with me at this time. He asks me to please try to understand and he said that he knows in his heart we will reunite and be together again. He tells me that he misses me imensly and he asked me to stop by his house the other day to which again he repeated his love for me and to please understand that this is the way it has to be at this time. People have told us that we are soulmates as we think of each other all through the day and can tell when the other is in need of the other or just needs to hear the voice. We are a good fit and he knows it as he has said it so many many times. He told me I am what he has been looking for his entire life. I am just so confused and torn over all of this and don't know what to think or what to do. Please can you get a feel for this and help me to understand what is going on and what I should do with myself?
 

Dear Robin,

 
As long as he has chosen another over you, stay away from him. His choice
makes him no soulmate for you - not at least in this lifetime! He cannot have his cake and eat it too! Right now he is manipulating you for his benefit and that doesn't make him look much like a prince charming now does it? There is another soulmate out there who deserves your love much more and you deserve much better than being second choice!

Bountiful Blessings!
Elle
 

Dear Aunty Elle...
 
 I met someone who showed great promise and I had liked him a lot but the relationship died after a few days and I was deeply hurt. Over the past six months he has shown me that he can not really be friends with me and again I felt as though I was deceived and betrayed. I truly wanted us to at least be friends but now I have no trust in him.
 
 I am trying to deal with his behaviour towards me one step at a time, but it really does bother me that someone could be so evil towards me without cause. I believe he wants me to start contacting him again but I fear it is not genuine, do you have any advice on how I should deal with this guy?
 
 Many thanks.
 

Dear B
 
Leave well enough alone! Keep clear! You have better coming and you surely deserve better!
 
Bountiful blessings!
Elle
 

Dear Aunty Elle... Thank you for taking time to read my question. I am a published author gearing up to become a fulltime writer and although I feel I have the nonfiction part of the business down pat (the part that will make me money), I am stuck on the fiction part (the part where my heart lies).
 
 It's a simple question -- do I continue to look for an agent to represent my YA novels or do I simply start publishing them electronically (for example, through BookLocker or iUniverse)?
 
 Such a basic question, I know, but I am at a point where I can't seem to find the forest for the trees and take the right path.
 
 Thanks so much for your help on this!
 
 Peace and Chocolate,
 AriesWriter
 

Dear AriesWriter,
 
It seems that nowadays it's almost impossible to get by without a GOOD agent and even then, you'll need a huge dose of right-time-right-place good luck. I know a few writers in France (one a prix Medici) and in the USA... it seems easier in France to be published somehow- there are even small elite bookshops that will publish an author... and marginal, underground publishing seems to work too. As they say over there, "If you can't get in through the door then go through the window." whereas in the U.S.A. it doesn't seem so easy... and even more difficult for screenplay writers... I am pleased that your nonfiction is keeping the bread on the table; it seems that you should keep your eyes and ears open in that milieu... I feel that the agent you need would come from there, having something to do with a newspaper and that the first work published will be taken for nonfiction and create a big "to-do" with a snowball effect in your popularity... just a feeling.
 
Bountiful blessings!
Elle
 

Dear Aunty Elle...I am now going into my 6th year of business. I am hoping and praying I will get more business as I have cahed in all my financial safety nets and there's no more money.
 Year one was pretty good but I had my day job and so I slept well at night.
 Year two was Murphy's Law year with things going wrong and money earned was money spent...real quick. I also had three employees trying to bring me down with conspiracy, and sabotage.
 year three I fired them, but made little money in my business.
 Year four, I grew with new staff but hit even.
 Year five I grew a tiny bit and gave myself a tiny paycheck.
 Year 6 ???? should I stick with it for one more year? and then close it down?? Am I flogging a dead horse and hope is invested in the wrong place.??
 

Dear Nancy,
 
It's not time to give up... if you are breaking even even with difficulty at this point in time what with all the recession noise, gas prices, etc... hey,that's better than many are doing with 20 year-old businesses! It seems that you should gather your team together and tell them that all told, things are looking good but that you are considering going back to work on the side to ensure a little safety margin... They don't really realize where you are coming from nor "where you are at" - tell them, give them a pep-talk...Thank them for what they have already done; talk about your goals and how, if they invest more effort , they will reap more benefits. Have you considered making them limited partners so as not to have to pay work-men's comp? Or using an employee leasing company as a payroll service for your payrolls (even with employees that you find without the service) so that you won't have to bear the burden of the payroll bookwork? Next year already looks better according to many US and global economists so hang in there if all you stand to lose is time and effort and not more money... it would be ashamed to give up when you are so close to succeeding if only everyone would pitch in and invest a little more effort!
 
Bountiful blessings!
Elle
 

Dear Aunty Elle...I have been contemplating this in my mind for a long time, I split up with my ex-girlfriend called Rose a couple of years ago and been yearning foor her since... really and truly love and always will. I went to see a clairvoyant on advice from a friend as i was so upset about losing Rose, i wake up with tears in my eyes and i am constantly dreaming about her, I have been praying and begging whoever will listen foor her to come back to me... when we split she said i haven't done anything and she'll always have a place for in her heart. I done what she wished and left her alone... but still in love with i suggested we could be still be friends and she would she was keeping in contact and then one she left a course message for me to leave her alone so i did that but letting her i'll always be here for her. In November she sent me a message telling she is glad i got into university and she is ready to be friends and sorry for the last messages she sent me...so i tried to reply but it would not send her message, so i emailed her and still... my friends and family tell me i need to move on but i don't want.. really want her back and believe i would be happier if she was back in my life..many a time tears drip down my eyes when think of her because i miss her so much...i've tried getting over her but i have it set my heart annd mind she is the one. I want should I do... i saw her again about 3-4 weeks and she look beautiful, I noticed her as i walking down the road, i waved and said hi she said hi back and waved but with lack of effort... i want to know why we broke up the real reason so i can rectify it and hopefully have the opportunity of getting her back. I miss her so much and like they say you realise what you had till its gone. would some guidance on what to do without making a fool of myself... please can give me insight and let me know if she is ever is going to comeback to me because before we broke up i was planning and asking if we could get engaged but i never got the opportunity, she went on holiday with her mother and when she returned to not contact me and end it with a Dear John letter, i went to house to speak to her but her mind was made up, but not bad mouthing her mother but i believe she had a part to play in our split, I got her letter after i got home, i was devastated. basically i'm a guy from a working class background and she was a rich girl but we both were non materialistic but had plans of success even planning to go to the same university which was her idea.
 now almost 3 years later and i still miss he, she also in a relationship with another guy! what do i do? please let me know Rob x
 

Yup Robert!
 
The Mum talked "some sense into her head" about how we can't pay the rent with love. The fact that you are going to university has changed things a bit already, hasn't it? I am sorry but she doesn't deserve your devotion right now because she is more interested in how well you are climbing the social and financial ladder. Nevertheless, if you persevere, become well off and elegant, you could very well woo her back and then marry her (maybe even after she got married and divorced!)...she may even grow back into the mindset of love-first. Personally it seems that her mother is teaching her to abandon ship if and when the going gets rough so before proposing you should have a talk with her about the duties of a spouse... which includes rolling up her sleeves whenever the need arises! So get to work on improving your knowledge of English, etiquette, art, music, architecture, history, wine, gourmet dining and making LOTS of money... travel to exotic places whenever you can and send her a postcard or two from each place... with something that will knock her (and her Mom) for a loop... Like:
"Greetings and bonjour from Bordeaux... the allied bombings during WWII D-Day have made this region an eclectic sampling of architecture with beautiful vineyards in lieu of suburbs... on my way to La Rochelle I tasted genuine French sturgeon caviar with the most delightful local sparkling wine that could compete with many a Champagne. Now I am on my way to see a chapel designed by Matisse. Wish you were here to enjoy all this!
Your devoted friend,
Robert"
LOL
Frankly I hope that while you are endeavoring to win back your belle, you will find a love to make all others faded and pale... the odds are that it is exactly what will happen and that is just what your ex and her Mum will deserve....
Then again, that's just me rooting for justice and your happiness.
 
Bountiful blessings!
Elle

Dear Aunty Elle...
 
 My boyfriend and I have been friends for almost a year before we started dating. Since that time things have changed and we became boyfriend and girlfriend to each other. We love and care for each other a great deal, which is why I am asking for this advice.
 
 We have been intimately involved for a while and he has since asked if we can be involved in the taboo world of "Swingers" or "couples with couples". He says there is no pressure for us to even try it, and that if I am uncomfortable with the idea, that we do not have to do it at all. Although I do feel what he says is true, I have a feeling that if we don't he'll always want it all the more and be upset that he never got to try it. However, I fear that if we do decide to participate in such activities that he will be open to cheating on me when (for whatever reason) I am not around. Further, if there is a long-term, or marital future for us, I fear that he will expect to participate in these activities when we are married. I am, foresure, not comfortable with an open marital sexual relationship.
 
 How do I approach this situation? I am open so some of his ideas, but for the majority, I am quite uncomfortable (to say the least). How can I meet him in a middle ground? Do you think its a good idea for me to try it with him?
 
 HELP!
 

Dear Lisa N. S.
 
The world of swingers is a superficailly happy go lucky one with underlying deep unhappiness and dissatisfaction. Many men like to say, "All men are pervs" as in perverts. The thing is, they know they are not absolutely looking at their fantasies face-on; they know that it is a bit "off". Many have their fantasies and keep them in an unreal world in their minds uniquely for their arrousal... or like movies, magazines or books. Sometimes they enjoy it if their wife plays the role of another woman... Whenever we do ANYTHING if your inner voice tells you to avoid something or when danger lights are flashing then you must head for the door! Did you know that dating and making love to a woman is like fishing for some men? Such men aren't looking for a soulmate, they are looking for a slave- be it domestic, or sexual... there is no love there on their side and only heartache for the woman. That is how pimps enslave as well... slowly reeling his prey in to more and more deviant and devious activities until she will do it with a stranger for money: all for his "love''. She will begin making excuses for what she does and even try to be proud of it. Don't think I am speaking theory. I am far from being a prude! Very far. Moreover, I have spoken one-on-one with many a woman just as a psycho-analist would do when I was living in Paris, France... (over 36 years) when I was an English teacher for diplomats, tycoons, unskilled workers, spies, secretaries, princes, superstars, and call-girls. I have been in castles and clubs, where you could not imagine the goings-on, when I was a special event musical director and artist manager and I could observe without participating or having to judge.There was no love there- pure emptiness prevailed and a frenzy to try to fill the void with nothing that could satisfy... forever more and more into self-destruction of every sort with empty laughter and many tears. You my dear are a young catch. Run toward the light and don't let such illusion soil your beautiful body and soul!

Bountiful blessings!
Elle
 

 

 


Dear Aunty Elle...
 I was wondering if you could tell me what will happen to my relationship with Debra. After many years we have found each other again. I live temporarily in the Middle East, but can leave in 60 days and return to the US. The problem I have is not knowing if she wants to have an exclusive relationship with me or not. If she does, then I leave here in 60 days, if not I will stay in a very high paying job. I sure could use some insight into this situation.
 
 Blessings to you.
 William
 

Dear William!

A man after my own heart! ...Almost! You are wonderful to think this way for love BUT you must risk all to deserve a great love and to be sure that Debra has such a love for you! Take a leap of faith and court her long distance... perhaps you can fly her to where you are, and take her to the places that are for us occidentals and/or to visit local beauty...and then propose! You can sort of pre-propose by e-mail too. You can ask what would she say if you asked her to spend your life together. Then she should also take a leap of faith to join you for a whirlwind courtship in the middle east (or perhaps in Greece or Italy... you could even have a Berber wedding in Tunesia if that strikes your fancy) and after you'd officially propose, and ask her which she prefers... you could also have a very lovely marriage with you keeping your job and visiting each other by traveling back and forth! Thered are many solutions so trust her as a future wife, 100% ally, lover, best friend, partner and of course soulmate.
 
Bountiful blessings!
Elle
 


Dear Aunty Elle... I am trying to balance my family and work life and am looking at a new job, which is only commision based. Do you think I can be successful? Will this give me the extra family time I need?
 

Dear TS,
 
The only commission jobs that are good are the ones that you don't really need to count on and that you can do from home in your spare time! Otherwise, it is like gambling and it can lead to extremely long hours for nothing in return. I get only flashing caution lights here! Selling cars, houses, cosmetics, or anything else are feast or famine jobs depending not only on your talent but on the country's economy and pure luck. If you can negotiate a minimum wage with set hours, along with commision, you've got green lights.
 
Bountiful blessings!
Elle

Dear Aunty Elle...
 This question may come as a shocker but, here it goes. Currently my partner & I are trying to have a baby however, so far no conception. Do you see a pregnancy occurring for us soon ????????
 
 Desparate.
 Thanxs So much
 

Dear bp,
 
There seems to be a bit of a hang-up although I can't quite get what. You both need to be checked in that field without wasting a moment so that what could be temporary would not become permanent. There are things that you can do as well: make sure when your ovulation is and that your position is the one that permits the deepest planting of the seed. There are many other factors that must be considered as well... for both of you- so get at some research! You are most likely to succeed!~
 
http://www.gettingpregnant.co.uk/vaginal_lubricants.html
http://www.webmd.com/baby/guide/getting-pregnant-ways-to-improve-your-fertility
http://www.gettingpregnant.com/infertility/spermhealth.html
http://ezinearticles.com/?Getting-Pregnant---Is-Getting-Pregnant-After-Ovulation-Possible?&id=1063960
http://www.gettingpregnant.co.uk/lifestyle.htm
 
DON'T WORRY, BE HAPPY, AND ENJOY!

bountiful blessings!
Elle
 

Dear Aunty Elle... My Name is Tara And im Only 11 yer young but Im sadddd:( why?? because im having trouble with my boyfriend sounds funny at only 11 im sooo sad though! aunty elle please help:[
 

Oh Tara!

At your age your love is so complete and so strong!  You cannot possibly imagine that it is just the beginning and that you are in a learning phase so I guess I won't go there. ........ Boyfriends at that age are very rarely as mature as their girlfriends even when the guy is several years older! Just make sure he cannot learn too much at your expense! Young guys have their dorky silly moments, even when they are basically good guys. During such moments they often make huge mistakes that they will be ashamed of and regret for the rest of their lives, especially if they manage to drink alcohol but they don't even need that to get suddenly stupid and lie to their buddies about a girl they really like for example. Then, they don't know what to do or how to save face. They don't realize that the only way to do it is to face the music and admit their mistakes. That is a huge act of courage that most are not ready to do. Your boyfriend is just learning right now, so he would probably like to get acquainted with other girls... he is trying his wings even if he genuinely likes and respects you. You will have to accept that going steady doesn't usually last very long at your age. You can keep him as a friend if you tell him that you think you both are not ready to go steady but that you'd like to stay his friend. Good luck in life. Don't worry and enjoy it. Life is a classroom and we never stop learning. Stay careful but have fun!

Bountiful blessings!
Elle

Dear Aunty Elle...
 
 Hope third time is a lucky one for me. I am currently in a bit of unsettle situation with my ex. We broke up a year ago but since then we sort of engage in a casual relationship. We sort of stop when we went on a 3 month trip, although we briefly met in Spain and we had a fling again... although this time was not only physical connection but something more (like we used to be). Now he has come back from his trip, we saw each other, and he tells me that he does miss me and even thuogh he is funny with the word love, he recognises he still have strong feelings for me.... and in general misses my company although he is also happy with what he is doing now.
 
 I felt a deeper connection this time, his actions say one thing but his words others.... he tells me he does not believe in marriage even though last year he was considering to propose to me without me pushing him towards that.... and he does not want to have children either... he is not sure if that's a feeling he will have always or will change but he knows those are important to me, hence he does not feel like is a good idea to engage in a serious relationship as we were.
 
 In general, my heart tells me he will come around.... but of course I am scare to get hurt again waiting for him....as I can only love him but can not manipulate his mind about the fears he has with commitment and love. Is he the one for me? Or I should just let him go for good and stop seeing him until my love is transformed into something I can handle and live with seeing him as a friend? These men who treat women like Kleenex don't deserve our love or even affection. You can give him your affection if you like... but when it comes to love making... you can tell him that the next man who you give your body to will have got down on one knee to ask you to marry him and be the mother of his children! You know, that is not the kind of thing one can say to a man when dating after meeting him the first time! Men used to know those rules and look for "easy women" at first and then marry a "nice girl". They still had it all wrong back then but these days it is not so easy for any woman to get men to stand up to the base... Men get an idea of a woman right off the bat and it is difficult to get him to change it once his mind is set- the only way to get him to change his mind ( and even this does not often work) is to shock him into thinking "Hoo! I must have made a mistake about her!". So you can try that if you can be happy with him and get him to be happy with you without sex- until he proposes... personally, I feel you should turn the page and totally close the book and even throw it at him  but I also feel you don't want to hear that. You deserve a man who is not JUST out for a good time... rather, you deserve a one-woman man who is out for a good time with his soulmate for ALWAYS, and who has the courage to want to love you forever. That is why I prefer online soulmate seeking: because you can let men know UPFRONT who you are looking for and what you expect! I said that I was a one-man woman looking for a one-woman man, and sending a message in a bottle out onto the cybersea to find him: my soulmate who will want us to be best friends, allies, lovers -husband and wife forever and always. You cannot say THAT on a first date! LOL So when you are ready, that is what I advise you to do: search for the man who is searching for you! When I turned 52, my concerned daughter and her husband got me an i-Mac; they subscribed me to a few sites; my son gave me computer lessons and I began chatting on a forum that was on an Angelina Jolie fan site to try to help an actor friend of mine. YOU don't need all that practice! Your soulmate is not that nearby either, I feel. I was 9000 miles away from mine at the time although we were born in the same county! There are many sites out there and many guys who are looking for a fun fling at any age. Some, never get married nor can face any responsibilities unless the law forces them to! Anyway, I went on quite few of those sites and paid none... I found out that on a Christian one, the guys were often not so "Christian" nor had honorable intentions... on another one, I was so out-of-the-box that when they chose my matches for me, there was no harmony at all! I like mate1 because it's free for the ladies... must be the Scottish in me LOL or the idea that when a man knows that HE has to pay but NOT the lady, then SHE is not so desperate! Men often interprete women's actions as needy (when they're not) enough as it is! So I suggest that you choose your site according to how you feel about it. Look at the photos of the women on the site. If they are mostly scantily clad, then the site is not for you. Listen to your inner voice. Put your best foot forward and no sad stories please. Now for your profile. Be truthful and charming. If you have a sense of humor, use it. Don't forget to include all the things you like to do, that you used to like to do and would like to do again... and then say that you would also like to discover and learn new things in the future. Make it VERY clear that you are looking for a HUSBAND with whom you can be best friends, lovers, travelling companions and allies for a lifetime, facing the world and everything the future has to offer together. You get rid of the guys with wrong intentions if you are straightforward. Then start looking; pick and choose while waiting for the One to show up. First choose the general aspects he MUST have... then look at ALL the photos that have been sorted as FAST as you can! Eliminate every man who you wouldn't want to hold you in his arms. That is not only your taste but also your intuition at work! Now start reading profiles and do the same. You can feel: green light, red light... don't think or make excuses! You can feel a good heart, shyness or lies...better than you would imagine! Eliminate! Now choose 12... Enjoy getting to know them. Tell them the truth, that you're getting to know a few other men as well and that you really like him and his..wit/kind gentlemanly attitude/elegance ...etc. Little by little, these men will show their true colors. Moreover, some that you didn't see will also contact you. If you like one, fine, if not, gently let him down.  When it fizzles with one and he is no longer in your favorites, check out the newcomers that meet your criteria and find out if you meet theirs! Some will just be fooling around, others are not for you but... one day all these nice guys will seem to fade and you will have eyes for only one who is becoming more and more vivid in your mind's eye and present in your heart. If he has been faithfully writing (by the way never send more than one message for each one of his- this needy thing turns guys off- they often get it wrong but let's not confuse anyone OK?) then let him know that you are losing interest in everyone except him. This is scary for him in spite of the fact it is what he wants. So just wait if he doesn't answer... and if STILL doesn't answer, start all over. He might write when he sees you're not... er ...running after him LOL Otherwise find the wonderful man who is deserving of your trust and love by keeping at it! Then, if he is willing to move mountains to meet you, it's an excellent start at last ! (YOU must not be the one to do all that!) and don't let him string you along for sexy chats or e-mails... that is another trap not to fall in! Better than going to a bar or the town picnic, right? You'll find each other! Enjoy the ride in the meantime!

Bountiful blessings!
Elle
 
 
 
 
 I really need some insight.... I am happy when I am with him and I know he shares the same feeling about me....
 
 Thanks a lot, I hope all my rambling made some sense.
 MSC
 

My dear marvelous MSC!
 
Oh! You deserve so much more! Please do not fool yourself, he can never be a friend... what kind of friend would play with a friend's heart and make her so bound that she sits waiting for crumbs from him while he can go to as many "restaurants" as he likes! He is a spoiled little boy not ready to be a real man, I am afraid...and you are paying way too high a price for his atitude! Whether he realises it or not matters little, if he doesn't realise the effects of his behavior,that makes him only slightly less cold hearted anyway! I have seen so many wonderful, devoted, loving women wait years (10, 15, and as long as 25) for the men they loved to grow up, only to see their men pick up and leave suddenly to get married and found a family with other women!

Dear Aunty Elle...
 
 Please could you help advise me, I am now living in a new country with my husband who I love very much,we have been given a rented house chosen by his employer. I feel deeply unhappy in the house, it has caused so many rows as he knows I don't like it, it is so dark and depressing as it is dark inside and all of downstairs is one room (kitchen living room, toilet, laundry room)it feels like a prison cell. I have said to my husband about moving several times and it just causes too much upset. I hide how I feel now, as I don't want to hurt him but I feel like crying all the time. I never thought this would affect me this way please can you see us moving soon? We left our lovely home which we owned and sold it to move with his job. Please Please help.
 

Dear CC,
 
There is more to this problem than how you react to the house. You don't know everything. Your husband is trying to keep a roof over your head and protect you from worry by not telling you everything. What I am getting is not crystal clear...but perhaps you were in danger of losing everything including the home you had and that your husband had a knife at his throat, so to speak... something like that... think: what with the sale of your home your husband could have invested in a few things to improve the look and feel of where you are living now... or he could have asked his employer if, in 6 months or a year from your arrival, you could move to a rented home of your choice... with a little of your own money added on to your rent. Wouldn't he have told you to help you wait if that had been the case? Perhaps the company owns the home you are in and it is their way operatiing for their profit... it really seems that there is more to all this than meets the eye. Try to find out by asking for a couple of things to improve your home's appearance. White or very pale beige paint (acrylic or latex water-clean-up paint) a paint roller and tray, a small brush for corners and around details, masking tape to cover the place you don't want to paint or to hold the newspaper used to protect big surfaces in place. Then YOU paint the ground floor while your husband is at work. Room dividers could be useful too... If you ask your husband for paint and he says no- then you ask him for a counter/buffet-bar/kitchen island sort of furniture to separate the kitchen from the living-dining area, and two or three very high bookcases or cupboards for storage but also,above all, to separate and hide the laundry and toilet from the rest of the room without having to change the architecture... these can be bought second hand and even painted with your paint. Now last but not least you'll need two or three large window-sized mirrors to hang on your darkest walls and a few lamps. If your husband wants to buy nothing, then try asking him for Japanese rice paper free-standing screens and if he still says no to those then you can be sure he is burdened with money worries he is not telling you about. It is perhaps due to his pride and/or culture not to tell you what is going on. You can tell him that you love him so much that it makes you sad to see him working so hard without the recognition that he deserves; then ask him what you can do to help make your life happier and more agreeable. Tell him you are is loving wife who admires him for everything he does for you; then tell him that you would like to be his ally more than ever if only he will let you know what is going on and what you can do to help. Ask him what more you could do that would make him happier because you see him working so hard to take of you...You could also ask him to talk to you more about his plans and his worries because you would like to help if only you knew more. You know your husband might be very surprised but I think he will be less tense if you use love and diplomacy with a smile and a soft voice.
 
Bountiful Blessings!
Elle
 
 


 

 

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