Oracle cards are like tarot cards but much simpler. While tarot has established rules that apply to all decks once learned, oracle cards are more flexible and free-form. There are no set rules for reading oracle cards. Though most decks come with basic guidance, readers have complete freedom in how many cards they draw and how they interpret them. Like tarot, they are primarily used for divination.

With no set rules, each oracle deck is unique. Themes range from angels and fairies to aboriginal lore, animals, plants, vampires, shadows, and lunar cycles. Like tarot decks, they typically feature beautiful, colorful artwork. Most oracle decks contain between 45 and 64 cards, each numbered, alphabetized, or both for easy reference to the guidebook.
The guidebook includes an entry for each card with its divinatory meaning, often accompanied by a story or

I think Kevin should post this, but it's hard noding from a phone interface, so I guess I'll need to do it for him. 

Wertperch is unfortunately back in the hospital. He was in the ER on Halloween night with what the doctors say was a minor heart attack. He has since had a pulmonary angiogram, and his doctors have decided he needs cardiac bypass surgery. 

This is, I think you can expect, discouraging for him. For one thing, he was looking

Informal substitue for anyway, however, or anyhow. This adverb is a transitional word that signals to one's audience that one is getting back on track after chasing rabbits, returning to the main point being made or as a conversational filler when one is about to change subjects. Also spelled anyhoo.

Example quotes:

"'Anywho, I have shit to fuck up, a world to set on fire, and payback that can’t wait much longer,' I laughed as I leaned over, kissing