NYC Deb Wellness

04/02/2026

Fly rocket 🚀 fly! 🌖

04/02/2026

Downtown… anyone want a Louie Vuitton purse 👜 or a Rolex? Or some Pizza 🍕?

04/01/2026

Spa Day then lunch- we all need self care and pampering. 🌸💐🌷🌻🩷

03/31/2026

I’m very confused! After my delicious lunch arrived I notice the water is bottled in Mexico 🇲🇽. While last on vacation in Mexico I was repeatedly told to not drink the water, I did get food poisoning in Mexico regardless. I’m having cognitive dissonance. 😂

03/29/2026

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03/26/2026

Chasing Caravaggio again… 🖼️ Overly complex, daring, flawed in logic and beautiful in an irregular way.

03/25/2026

We’re waiting for the Spring Bloom. 🙏🔜🌸

03/23/2026

There is a profound sense of comfort in old and simple things, acting as a gentle, grounding force in a fast-paced, digital World. As our society races toward progress we are more connected online yet often left feeling unfulfilled and constantly seeking a new stimulation. Simplifying our lives can be the key to creating the happy and healthy life we yearn for. This feeling stems from nostalgia-a psychological tool that alleviates loneliness, reduces stress and provides a sense of continuity. Hand written notes, worn books, the scent of old paper and the sound of pages turning that offer a slow paced experience screens can’t replicate. Old quilts soft and imperfect that hold memories and provide physical warmth that offer security and stability similar to a child’s security blanket. Simple daily chores, baking a pie, making home repairs or tending to a garden evoke feelings of safety and “home”. These are all reminders of who we were and where we came from, providing a stable identity when life feels overwhelming. A slower pace allows us to focus on what is real and human with a sense of hope. We long for peace in a World that’s too loud and full of distractions, we desire to return to what feels human. Joy can be found in the smallest, most ordinary moments.

03/22/2026

Fabulously entertaining musical full of nostalgic laughter. Great for all ages.

03/20/2026

Girl Math! 🌸💋❤️

03/16/2026

Shinrin-yoku, forest bathing, encourages stepping into nature and away from noise. Slow unreachable mornings and things deeply human. A unplug and disconnect from the internet. Off the grid.

Do you ever feel exhausted by a world that never stops refreshing? The endless notifications, the constant scrolling, the pressure to always be reachable?

In Japan, the philosophy of shinrin-yoku, or forest bathing, encourages stepping into nature and away from noise. That same quiet pull toward paper books, vinyl records, film cameras, and slow mornings is not random. Analogue is making a comeback because we are craving something tangible and deeply human again. Read the full article to explore why stepping away from digital might be exactly what we need.

Read more: https://magazine.1000libraries.com/the-big-comeback-of-analog-and-why-it-matters-more-than-ever/

03/15/2026

Clarifying and self-reflective Tarot reading by Susan that helped me gain new perspective and comfort while guiding me in new life choices. I highly recommend her and this tool to help explore hidden aspects of your subconscious, fostering self-awareness and aiding in decision-making. I was delighted to discover I had one of the top strongest cards “the Fool” representing infinite potential, symbolizing the start of a journey where all outcomes are possible. In addition Hekate is #1 on the list of Best Sober Bars in America. Exceptional service, creative delicious drinks, warm intimate, dog friendly East Village neighborhood gem where you can bring a book or borrow one, come with a friend or make a new one and join the Coven and stay a spell. They also book events! Funday Sunday! Walk ins welcome and private readings available. I arrived 3 pm on Sunday and there were a few bar stools available and people came and went. Contact them directly for more details. Shwang Source