Classic reading: A short trip. Between two hearts: for pleasure; between two clubs: a satisfactory business trip; between two diamonds: starts as pleasure and ends in misfortune; between two spades: a failed business trip. One year (in questions about timing). Reversed: makes the love affair fruitless.
General meaning
Upright
short tripgetawaybrief journeyone-year timeframeerrand
↕ Reversed: Failed trip, unsuccessful love, a deadline that drags on.
By topic
Love
getawaydate outpleasure tripunsuccessful love (reversed)short distance
Friendship
getaway with friendsshort visitexcursionmeeting up outreunion
Family
short visitweekendtripholidaysgathering elsewhere
Career
short business tripoff-site meetingerranddistant interviewone-year timeframe
Work
business tripoutside errandoff-site meetingsales visitcommute
Studies
field tripacademic visitclass elsewhereshort stayworkshop
Money
travel expensesbrief businesscommissionquick dealone-off income
Pets
long walkshort trip with the animalshowgetawaytransport
Health
change of airrestful getawayappointment elsewherewalkbreather
Choices
try without committingtrial triptesting the watersshort timeframepreliminary visit
Creative projects
outside errandfairbrief presentationcontacttrip
Creativity
outing for inspirationvisiting an exhibitionbrief eventcreative walkfairs
The keywords for each topic describe the card upright; the reversed meaning has its own line.
