30/04/19: Abandoned playing card #19: two of hearts

This is the second two of hearts. The first is shown and "explained" HERE.

26/12/16: Abandoned playing card #13: ace of hearts

Woodside Park. According to The Cards of Life, ace of hearts people "learn through the experience of trial and error. A life task of the Ace of Hearts♥ person is to learn gratitude and selflessness. By applying their creativity in their work they can achieve notoriety which will fulfill their deep desire for attention. Learning to truly love and accept themselves opens the door to more fulfilling relationships."

10/11/16: Abandoned playing card #7: "V" (Jack?) of hearts

Whetstone. Latest in a series. This looks like the Jack of Hearts, but it displays a "V" instead. Are there any experts out there who can shed some light on what this is?

26/09/16: Abandoned playing card #5: five of hearts

Marsh Wall, E14. Latest in an ongoing series. According to internet wisdom: "The people born with this Card tend to seek, then change, then experiment, then scatter their forces to the wind. When their position in the charts brings obstacles and difficulties, they often blame it on their environment or associations, and they fondly imagine they can escape it all by moving on. Socially, the 5 of Heart are oh so vibrant, fun, and full of spit and vinegar! On the inside however, their quandaries tax their health and leave them gasping for air."

15/07/16: Abandoned playing card #4: two of hearts

Spotted in a Whetstone driveway. Latest in a series. According to our old friend "the internet": "People born with the 2 of Heart as their birthday card believe that life is just not meant to be lived alone. Period. Yet, with all their analyzing and experimentations in love, they often end up losing sight of the very thing they need the most! 2 of Heart people have terrific work ethics and are very clever. The biggest problem is their constant fear of debt and financial burden; a fear for the most part, unfounded. This is one of the 'swing cards', changing places with the ever curious Ace of Club. Hence an inherent conflict between their compelling need for emotional security, and their ever challenging need to know!"