Cats, Solomon & Erotica

C’mon! You know the title makes you want to check out the post. 😀 I mean really? Cats and King Solomon and Erotica? What could I possibly be thinking?

As Ree Drummond, of The Pioneer Woman Cooks fame, says, “My brain is a highly imperfect place. ” And in my case, often also highly improper!

I’ve got three video reviews up. I’ve gotten some feedback on them but I would love to know what you think. Should I do more? What can I do to improve the lighting? Are the images shown long enough for you to make a decision on a deck? I’ve got several decks to review and I’m trying to decide if this is a better way to go.

The King Solomon Oracle deck was my first. I pretty much opened and flipped through it right then and there. I prefer knowing a deck a bit better though. If you like this one, you can get it on Amazon.

My review of the Cat’s Eye was actually a duplicate because I’d already done a written one. It wasn’t intentional. 😐 If you like this one, you can get it on Amazon.

Then you can see my review of the naughty, naughty, but oh so lovely Le Tarot des Femmes Erotiques which uses turn-of-the-century erotica. I love the feel of this deck but the Youtube review was a bit hard to do. LOL Yes, I am blushing every now and again in it. WHAT? It’s so naughty! You can get your own naughty copy from Beauty, History and Magic.

I’ll wait while you go look at all three.

So? Critique? Helpful hints?

My two biggest things here are the lighting and how long the images are up. 😀 Thanks for your assistance in this! Yes, your opinion counts.

Full disclosure time: I was given a review copy of all of these decks. Clicking on the links to Amazon generates revenue if you buy the deck or surf to another item and buy that during the same session. The Youtube videos are set up to generate revenue as well. I don’t make a lot off these but I really do appreciate it when I do. It helps my Tarot buying habit. 😀

Don’t forget that you have two more days to enter this month’s contest. All you have to do is like my business Facebook page.

King Solomon Oracle Cards and Cat’s Eye Tarot are both under the copyright of U.S. Games. Systems Inc. Further reproduction is prohibited.