Vendredi: A Teacup Full of the Future

In typical Friday fashion, here are a few more shapes you could find in those soggy tea leaves at the bottom of your cup, and what they might be pointing to.

Hammer ~ strength in the face of opposition and/or the petitioner may be showing insensitivity to someone in their life

Hammock ~ rest; a place of repose and solitude is finally available

Harp ~ peace; the petitioner may be the focus of affection that they are not aware off

Hat ~ a new job or business venture will be offered

Heart (the classic Valentine shape) ~ love or, if the heart is surrounded by dots, wealth

Horn (animal) ~ domination either by or against the petitioner, depending on what surrounds this shape

Horn (musical) ~ good news

Horseshoe ~ the petitioner may come into something of value – not necessarily money – through the death of a relative, a will or something similar

Hourglass ~ a warning to live in and appreciate the present; time is short

House ~ security

Igloo ~ isolation, either purposeful or through the actions of others

Jar or pot ~ secrets kept; things stashed away that might be better off used

Jewel ~ a need for other people’s attention and/or a great amount of admiration from others

Jug or vase ~ generosity; service such as volunteering

Kettle, tea or coffee pot ~ security at home; happiness among family

Key ~ insight; the petitioner has a good handle on what is going on around them and should “follow their gut”

Kite ~ broad speculation, either on the part of the petitioner or their family/friends

And as always, Vendredi heureux ~

Header: The Harmonica Player by Gladys N. Smith via American Gallery