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Fat and the Moon’s Favorite Things: Herbal Picks for Everyday Joy
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“Potions by witches and ( @fatandthemoon )
Handmade ceramics ( @eastforkpottery )
Small batch granola, ( @nanajoesgranola )
Sustainable fashion ( @nooworks )
Regenerative sources of spices and tea, ( @diasporaco )
These are a few of my favorite things
Non toxic bod care and ( @fatandthemoon )
Books about resting ( @thenapministry )
Indie-rock music ( @laluzband )
And coffee worth with testing ( @coppercowcoffee )
Sourdough loaves that are made gluten free, ( @breadsrsly )
These are a few of my favorite things!
Bright graphic tote bags ( @baggu )
And bedding with boobies ( @gravelandgoldsf )
Soft cotton undies, ( @shoparq )
Astrology Musings ( @jessica_lanyadoo )
Podcasts by sisters who share hopes and dreams ( @autumnmeghanbrown @adriennemareebrown )
These are a few of my favorite things
When I’m feeling, overwhelmed by, all the gifts to add,
I simply remember small ethical brands, and then I don’t feeeeel, so bad!”
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