ā¦and going to college (finding myself and taking cool classes where I find myself again and also living in New York where Iāll find myself again x2)
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im graduating this may (feels weird to be saying this after 4 years), and im doing all of the random things that I can do only as a student. like, getting a bagel from our main student hub by myself and people watching! or, inviting a friend to meet up at the library and drink chai lattes while chatting about our day. i know im gonna miss doing these tiny things once i get thrown into āthe real worldā and doing these little things help keep me sane.
Jan 30, 2025
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wow my daily activities lead towards a purpose
Sep 12, 2024
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I go to the Peetāsā¦
āOne ch-k-chi cookie (inside joke) heated up and a latte with a pump of maple syrup pleaseeeeeā
and they donāt charge me a penny.
(three of my friends work there)
Oct 26, 2024
example: a last minute gift for my mother (motherās day)
wrapping
envelope: from a card never used
ribbon: $2 at dickens fair two years ago
tissue paper: saved from an Etsy order
cute little bag: used to package a necklace i bought
inside
a small blue essential oil glass bottle (originally stored essential oil)
inside that
an aromatherapy body moisturizer made from ingredients in my backyard (lavender) and kitchen.
Oct 27, 2024
This is a rose soy candle that I bought in France. Itās pink and itās small. Every time I burn it, I use those moments to mourn something until the wax has melted evenly.
When my cat died, I lit it for about seven minutes and used that moment to let him pass. But even on New Years Eve a few years back, it felt right to let go of the year that way.
While the flame and the melting wax helps me let go, using the candleās pretty metal and ceramic cup will help me keep everything Iāve mourned alive. Because the candle is so small, each time I burn it itās very special.
Nov 2, 2024