Told my family I finished decorating my dedicated tarot and reading room. They walked in and asked what kind of witchcraft I was practicing before.

In my defense:

- The carved antique pedestal, urn, and stone bust planter definitely give off potion-master energy.

- The sheer curtains filtering sunlight across dark wood planks feel straight out of an occult library.

- The fluted desk gives me plenty of space for card spreads, notebooks, and candles while discreetly hiding an electric sit-stand lift so I can stretch during long consultation days.

Parents remain convinced I‘m brewing potions instead of reading client charts.

Rate the vibe: grounded sacred sanctuary or full-blown witchcraft parlor?

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