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Day 10- banana and peanut butter French toast

So today was a nice and chilled day.

For breakfast I took a break from spices and went for a peanut butter and banana French toast from a cute restaurant. It was delicious and I have no shame.



We then went to the art studio where we did our painting yesterday for some henna. I went for a camel on my arm and peacock on my leg. The camel is the animal of love and the peacock the animal of beauty. A perfect fit for me really.





I then had my palm read. I went in to this open and without expectation. I was surprised by how accurate it was. He talked about how my mother is a kind person and that my father is truthful. He also said I have a brother who I don’t always see eye to eye with but these three people are a great influence on me. He also said that 2020 would be my year. That I am a strong independent person who is a strong leader. Apparently I am intelligent (don’t know about that one). However I also apparently care too much about what people think about me. He said that I shouldn’t let one person out of the billions on earth bother me as much as I do. Also he recommended a year in the sun as I need some more vitamin D- good job I started my trip! 

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