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Sometimes #selfcare means a fluffy pink blanket and coloring. It’s been a really good day and I hope to post about it soon. For now, I’m riding the high and blissing out 🥰

Finally made some stickers for my laptop this past weekend with my cricut. Capre Diem is absolutely not for sale unless it’s to help one of my favorite TikTok creators, @aidios_mariela. Thank you for being awesome and inspiring me💕 LMK if you’d like help with merch. Low key, I also want to say that I was in a bit of a hurry to get this phrase on my laptop and decided to forego other designs for simplicity and time efficiency. Thank you, you aggressive, majestic unicorn you! 😘

Fun fact about tarot reading: it’s not “fortune telling.” At least, not the way I read. They tell me where my querent has been, where they are, and (if they continue on their trajectory) where they will be. When I listen close, my guides tell me what I can and can’t say and to whom (sometimes they’re very specific). When I shuffle, the cards jump out, especially when I look at my querent’s face. It’s one of those things that still give me chills when I do readings. This isn’t something I wish to do full time even though I love doing them. I usually read for my family and friends who seek me out. In exchange they either gift me $24 (or multiples there of) or a token of their appreciation. It is the way we honor Spirit and our guides.

Happy holidays! I’m pleased to announce the opening of my @jumblesnjots store with these handmade and personalized stocking labels. DM me to buy!

Ebony was a very special dog. I adopted her in 2010 from the shelter after she spent 3 weeks there at 7 years old. Normally that’s a death sentence for older dogs and especially one who was owner surrendered due to “aggression.” I was originally there to adopt a cocker mix who just had puppies. We drove for almost an hour to get there and as we arrived, she was in the process of being adopted. I was bummed, but I went to the back to pick someone else. Ebby walked through the flap into her cell and I instantly fell in love. I took her home and loved her deeply for 6 years. She was my best friend, my teacher, and my angel. She passed away Nov 8, 2016 from lymphoma and I’ve been heartbroken since. She’s been coming back to me the more I work with animals and the more I delve into spirituality. She came to me when to help a horse transition and when Kobe transitioned last month. I feel her with me every now and then and I miss her dearly, but I’m so grateful I get to continue working with her. I created this #shadowbox using my #cricut so I can see her every day and she can remind me of the work we’re doing together.

Just a little reminder for those who need it 😘

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