Greetings, gremlins! Guess what?

It's a new month, which means it's time to showcase a new deck in our weekly card pulls! This month, we're using The Faeries' Oracle, and I feel like I've said this before, but as far as decks go, this one tends to challenge me a little bit. However, I figured since we've officially moved into Spring, we needed some more fae in our lives.

And we're actually starting April off strong with the Faery Godmother!

Now, we're all familiar with how fairy godmothers work thanks to fairy tales. The prime example of all fairy godmothers is Cinderella's. After all, everyone knows the story of how Cinderella's fairy godmother appeared, turned a pumpkin into a carriage (and various animals into the team necessary to drive it), turned Cinderella's dress into a beautiful ballgown, gave her magical shoes, and sent her off to a ball where Cinderella met and fell in love with the prince. And then Cinderella and Prince eventually married and lived happily ever after.

Well, The Faery Godmother isn't much different from the one we all know and love from the stories. Sure, she can't bring us magical carriages or ballgowns, but she does serve as a reminder that we might actually deserve whatever good things come our way. We might not think we do, or we might not think to ask for those things, but they are things we absolutely deserve.

There may be some abundance this week that you don't think you particularly deserve, either, but please trust me (and her) when I say that you absolutely do deserve it. And if some of that abundance does come your way this week, maybe consider trying a bit of fairy godmothering yourself (anonymously, of course; half of the fun is not letting the other person know where it's coming from). You might be surprised how much you enjoy it, both the good things for you and helping other people.

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