things i've loved this week, nostalgia for inner child healing, tiktok tarot, the dark side of manifestation

Hello.

February is right around the corner and I’m typing up a very exciting valentine’s day newsletter for you filled with films, books, activities, recipes, and more (so stay tuned for that).

a very short list of things I’ve loved this week:

-the nanny (1993)

-savory breakfasts (english muffins with salted butter and cheese, scrambled or jammy eggs, hashbrowns, toast, biscuits, breakfast sandwiches, bagels with cream cheese, olive oil fried egg, an egg strada of some sort)

-coffee cake with black coffee and a warm gourmand candle burning and a book and jazz music on a cold snowy day

-babar, madeleine, angelina ballerina: any children’s books or shows that heal my inner child

-art cafes

-valentine’s day treats and snacks at the grocery store that remind me of my childhood

-joan didion

-thick knit turtlenecks, big overcoats, scarves that swallow me, warm socks

-museums on cold days

-bunny shaped bread

-chess meetups

enjoy some nostalgia below then we’ll get into today’s news

babar

angelina ballerina

little bear

i am a bunny

lucy van pelt - the peanuts

frog and toad

News:

Could TikTok Tarot Fix Your Broken Heart?

TikTok tarot readings have gained immense popularity, particularly among young people seeking guidance in love and relationships. These digital readings are appealing due to the perceived personalized nature, often starting with the premise that "this message is meant for you". The growth of such practices coincides with a decline in traditional religious beliefs among younger generations, with many finding tarot and other new-age beliefs more aligned with their values. Psychics on TikTok cater to this audience, often delivering optimistic messages. While some may question the authenticity of these readings, many users find comfort and affirmation in them.