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now. I am Sarah Jane Case, and this is Anya Graham and Coffee.

Hello friends, happy Friday. I hope your week is treating you well. Today I am doing something

fun and different and reading through my human design chart with you in real time and

discussing out loud how I think it connects to my understanding of self through the lens

of the Anya Graham, but first today's rosebud and thorn. My rose is I have been obsessed

with the show manifest. I watched season one last week, and I'm watching season two

this week, and it is so fun and wild and interesting I'm hooked.

My thorn is that I recently finished a book that I loved, which is Daisy and the Six.

If you don't know, my favorite band is Sweetwood Mac, especially the time, you know, that

little window of time where Stevie Nix was part of the band, and I loved this book. It

was loosely based off of their story, and it just was magical. It brought you right

back down to the 70s and felt, made you feel like you were like part of the magic of

the band. And I'm sad it's over. I'm going to miss the characters. And my bud is if

we like this episode, I'm going to do another one with my astrological chart, because I

think this is like a really fun idea. People ask me all the time, what are the connections

between human design and the Anya Graham or Myers Briggs and the Anya Graham and astrology

and the Anya Graham. And the truth is, I'm not an expert at those other things. It's

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