Fortune telling with coffee?
Apr. 13th, 2007 03:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
javasaurusThere should be a way to tell one's fortune by their coffee. I don't mean looking at the grind in the bottom of their Turkish coffee, which has been done, and is in some ways like staring at tea leaves. Rather, I mean this:
The fortune teller would pour a cup of coffee into a clear cup, and ask the client to put in cream. The manner and amount of cream added would have meaning, of course. Rather than stirring the cream into the coffee, watch the patterns -- how fast the swirls dance, what direction they go. It's even more dramatic if you've got large flat pieces of ice in the coffee, and can watch the swirling through the ice. I'm sure there's predictive meaning in there somewhere!
The fortune teller would pour a cup of coffee into a clear cup, and ask the client to put in cream. The manner and amount of cream added would have meaning, of course. Rather than stirring the cream into the coffee, watch the patterns -- how fast the swirls dance, what direction they go. It's even more dramatic if you've got large flat pieces of ice in the coffee, and can watch the swirling through the ice. I'm sure there's predictive meaning in there somewhere!
