I'm not really superstitious, but there's definitely something out there that tells you what's going to happen next. You know that feeling when you're in your bed, the clock is getting dangerously close to 8 o'clock, it's pouring outside and this little voice in your head keeps telling you not to go to work today?

You sign it off as pure laziness, but as it turns out, you get splattered with rain all over your brand new white trench coat, the boss is having the worst nervous brake-down you've ever witnessed and you also managed to misspell one of the words on a new jumbo poster, which also got printed and plastered half way through the city before you realized it.

Call it intuition, or sixth sense, admit it, you usually know that something bad (or good) is going to happen. One of my college professors told us that human brain is widely uncharted; with large areas we still don't know what they are for. So, I guessed maybe I could also train my intuition.

That's why I got into reading tarot. Don't laugh. It's still just for amusement, but I must admit that most of the things cards predicted came true. My friends are becoming a regular nuisance, asking me to read cards for them every week. Thinking of turning it into a Friday club, instead of canasta we're doing tarot.

Anyhow, there are many places you could learn how to read tarot cards. Or just buy your deck and a book about it and off you go!

If tarot is not your cup of tea, get a magical sphere that guesses what's on your mind! Well, it's not magical, more to do with algorithms and stuff (too pretty to do math are we?) but fun nonetheless.