Angels Anonymous - Cozy Catch-up: Florida, Feelings & Favorites

Welcome back, angel. Today's episode is a cozy catch-up! A little Florida recap, a little feelings dump, and all the favorites I'm (mostly) intentionally consuming lately.We're grounding in (hello, angel number 6666), talking anxiety moments, what I texted my boyfriend, how my tummy survived gelato (!!), and why homemade ginger shots without a juicer should honestly be illegal.I'm also sharing all the things I'm loving right now:- collagen coffee rituals- chicken salad & recipe-book era- late night date bar (with ghee, always)- aloe juice, probiotics, electrolytes & Celtic salt- Insight Timer + friend accountability check-ins- candles, rings, tallow lotion, Fenty gloss, brow dye- books, shows & podcasts I'm obsessed with.A soft, sunshine-y, simple-joys kind of episode.Cozy up and catch up with me. 💛

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