Good Days At Work

Today at work, I looked into a man's cup of tea. I saw he'd ripped open the tea bag and the leaves were floating over the top and sinking to the bottom. 

In the leaves, I saw the image of a cat near the top of the cup. I was nearly tempted to run after him and tell him to beware of any pranks or tricks coming his way. 

Might not be the best way to read someone's tea leaves, huh?

I could see the flyer now. 

Come to the Barnes and Noble Cafe. We have a diverse menu of drinks and confections. Oh and if you see your barista, Taryn ... she'll see your future in your chamomile. Whether you want her to see it or not. 

Customers really shouldn't just leave their half empty tea cups just sitting on the tables like that. Way too tempting to take a peek. 

With this particular tea cup ... which I did just take from Google ... you can see the head of a mouse at the top of the main clump at the base of this tea cup. A mouse means that you have a long term problem in your life. A thief or a trickster in your life. And please, let's remember that I'm only an amateur tea leaf reader. Still, when a person tells you that have 'the gift' for reading them, you tend to let it go to your head *coughs* Not me! 

Moving on, 

I have something I must confess to my dear readers.
Remember when I was flipping out about the movie release for Mortal Instruments: City of Bones?
Yeah, I've seen it four times and I need to see it one more time. I think I confess to a problem.
I have all these awesome visions in my head of being there in the Hotel Dumort, seraph blade (Cassiel) flashing as I fight against vampires in full Shadowhunter gear. I know it isn't possible, but what I would give to be able to use Alec's bow or Izzy's electrum whip. Sometimes, I let my imagination get the best of me and then it makes me want to read more. Hence the obsession part. Hence the creation of fandoms today. Fandoms are proof that I am NOT the only one who gets this into a book or movie. At least I'm not like the CRAZIES who stalk the actors to their doorsteps and wear shirts demanding they get full access backstage or anything. 

(Crying fan over meeting someone from Twilight)

Now THAT would be a bit overdramatic, don't you think? (look above) I don't think I'd EVER be like that. 

Between reading tea leaves, covering crazy fandoms .... and the tea shop closing and Polly probably wanting to kick me out ... I'm going to call this quits for now, but I am glad that you're all reading and liking what's been written. 

Until again my dear readers, I remain your faithful weekly blogger.

-Taryn