Give in to the hoping, the daydreaming, the imagining — nurture your most idealistic and romantic sensibilities.
Warmly,
AmyAnn Cadwell
& The Good Trade Team
As we continue thinking about Dolly Parton and finding ways to remember her legacy, we keep coming back to this playlist of her most beloved songs. Listen here. 🩷
"As someone who makes her living in the industry, I know Hollywood is a cyclical business. So, are rom-coms poised to make a comeback or do we live in a post-romance era?"
As we get closer to holidays, bookmark this candied lemon recipe for the cutest garnish — with only four ingredients, it adds flavor, texture, and sophistication to any dessert. (Psst — dilute the boiling mixture in a lot of water and ice after for a sweet lemonade sipper!)
💼 For job seekers: Browse Arts for LA’s job board — it's always getting updated with new jobs and opportunities for artists.
📝 A good question: When you let your mind wander about what you want, what you hope for — what comes to mind?
Our next virtual meet-up is on Wednesday, September 23rd at 10 a.m. PT — We’ll be chatting with our editor Kate, whose article about doing a low-spend month inspired many rich reader conversations we can’t wait to dive into. Join us for a guided meditation and community discussion, plus a financial roundtable where we share our tips on making the most of our budgets. We can’t wait to see you!
From Emily McGowan, Editorial Director
"I'm dipping my toes into the world of online dating, and the apps can be intimidating! I really enjoy following this dating coach on Instagram to help me navigate it. Erika gives advice on dating without attachment to outcomes, communicating boundaries, and how to graciously let someone know it's not the right fit! Having these tips help me feel more confident so I can focus more on what's most essential — compatibility." [Give her a follow]
How one reader stays connected:
"I loved your write-up about greeting cards. I am an 'empty nester', and it is hard to let your children go. What I began doing a few months ago is writing my daughter letters. It helps me feel more connected to her. She is very busy and does not have much time to talk. A letter is usually about two pages long about what happened during the week. I finish by Sunday and put it into a card (but want to start making my own cards). She loves the letters and I love writing them. It is so nice to get something personal in the mail." - LF
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