#traditional deck ideas

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Deck - idea for a sizable, traditional backyard deck without a cover

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Deck Chicago Large, elegant backyard deck image with an open fire pit

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Roof Extensions Deck Chicago Mid-sized traditional backyard deck design with an addition of a roof.

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Deck - Traditional Deck The best ideas for a sizable, classic backyard outdoor kitchen remodel with a pergola

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Boston Uncovered Deck - mid-sized traditional backyard deck idea with no cover

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Uncovered Denver

Mid-sized traditional backyard deck design idea without a cover

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DC Metro Outdoor Kitchen Outdoor Kitchen

Outdoor kitchen deck - large traditional backyard outdoor kitchen deck idea with a pergola

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Outdoor Kitchen Outdoor Kitchen Example of a large classic backyard outdoor kitchen deck design with a pergola

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DC Metro Traditional Deck

Example of a large classic backyard outdoor kitchen deck design with a pergola

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Boston Uncovered Deck - mid-sized traditional backyard deck idea with no cover

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Outdoor Kitchen Outdoor Kitchen in DC Metro Outdoor kitchen deck - large traditional backyard outdoor kitchen deck idea with a pergola

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Covered Deck DC Metro An illustration of a sizable traditional backyard outdoor kitchen deck with a pergola

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Deck - Traditional Deck

The best ideas for a sizable, classic backyard outdoor kitchen remodel with a pergola

[mary-maud]

Love. Attraction. Virtue. Compatibility. Harmony. Triumph over trials. Choice. Vacillation. Intuitive decisions. Union. Entanglement. Enmeshment. Infidelity. Moral lapse. Vice. Separation. Quarrels. Interference. Inadequacy. Failing tests.

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I recently got two decks from crowdfunding campaigns, Hit Point Press & Yoshi Yoshitani’s The Fablemaker’s Deck of Many Things (an oracle deck), and @cryptotheism’s Normal Tarot (gold).

As I do with every divination deck I own (tarot, empress, oracle, etc) one of the first things I do after opening it and oohing and awwing at the art is shuffle it and ask it a simple question for a one card draw. A vibecheck to get to know it. See if we’re going to work well together. (A lot of my friends have at least one deck that fucking hates them, though I haven’t had that experience yet. I’ve got decks that I’m cold on but not the other way around).

The Fablemaker’s arrived first and when I asked it for a vibecheck I got the Comet. The Comet is a card about individualism and bravery. It wants me to know that it’s the only deck for me. While I was still shuffling my vibecheck, the Fool (Underworld) (a similar function to the traditional inverted but different) fell out of the deck onto the floor. Everything that falls out or otherwise jumps out of a deck is worth looking at and noting even if I don’t draw it as part of a reading. The Fool is a card about acceptance and the underworld is specifically hubris and pride. A fun combination of cards when trying to get to know a new deck.

When I cracked open the Normal Tarot and asked it for a vibecheck, I got the Masterless Knight. A powerful ally but a true wildcard shrouded in mysteries. I’m tickled (positive). I asked it what I should know about it as we go forward and it showed me a joker. How delightful. It offers me no promises but the journey. I’m so excited to see what comes next.