palm reading

A letter from the OFE Palm Reader: Dear sibo, Here is your personal palm reading! This will be a general reading of your palm, and what it says about you and your personality. Enjoy. First let's take a look at your Life Line. The wavey quality of your Life Line does seem to indicate that you may experience variable health, and that you may not always be very energetic. The wide swooping motion of your Life Line indicates strength, enthusiasm and an improved love life. Now let's see what your Head Line had to say. Your Head Line is deep, long and straight, stretching across the palm. This indicates a logical and direct way of thinking. The straighter the line, the more realistic the thinking, and the deeper the line, the better the memory. The joining of your Head Line and Life Line at the beginning indicates that your strong sense of mind generally rules over your body. You also look at childhood with a cautious and fearful outlook. The last line we'll look at is your Heart Line. A slight disregard to the true meaning of love and its responsibilities are indicated by a Heart Line like yours that starts between the middle and index finger. You tend to easily give your heart away. A long Heart Line like yours, running almost all the way across the palm, represents an idealist in love. In love you tend to look for those whose status rises above your own, and you have a great respect for them. The mixed hand is a sign of versatility. You have a mixed hand which means that you are more likely to be a generalist, instead of a specialist. You combine creativity and practicality in equal parts. As far as careers are concerned for the owners of the mixed hand, don't be surprised if you end up as a teacher, a journalist or even on the business side of the creative arts. We hope that gives you a little more insight into your personality, and your palm. Thanks for visiting us. Your friend, The OFE Palm Reader eh....I guess the things it said about me are pretty accurate, but they are very general descriptions of me. My theory is that palm lines are not made by fate but by sleeping on your hand at a young age