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November 30, 2017

Fortunes Worth Reading

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It’s been over a year since I posted one of my fortune cookie posts and as I was cleaning out my wallet of approximately 45 and a half pounds of change I decided it was about time to do another installment.  I keep my fortunes in with my change and they added another 1/2 pound to the weight of my wallet so it was time.  Past time.

Fortunes from fortune cookies can vary. Some are witty. Some are insightful.  Some are just plain dumb.

There, I said it.

Yes, some make absolutely no sense whatsoever but I can not let a fortune cookie go past me without reading the fortune.

So the fortunes I found in my wallet are below. Tell me which one is your favorite in the comments for one last comment for Free Rein.

1.Take your time today so you won’t walk in mud.

2. Hone your competitive instincts.

3.Take no risks with your reputation.

4. All the preparation you’ve done will finally be paying off!

5. You are going to travel somewhere far away. (This was right before our trip to Croatia so it was true.)

6. Experience is what you get when you don’t get what you want.

7. An encounter with a friend will lead to a special bond.

8. You will be the guest of a gracious host.

9.Something will surprise you tomorrow.

10. Finish your works on hand. Don’t be greedy.

11. You could prosper in a few years in the field of entertainment.

12. You will receive a compliment from a stranger.

13. You will receive happy news this week.

14. Give a hug to someone who needs one more than you do.

Favorite fortune you have ever received in a fortune cookie?  Tell me about it in the comments section and 50 cents will go to support Free Rein Therapeutic Riding here in Brevard, NC. 

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