upsides of failure

well, it's unfortunate but i failed one of my 2020 major goals of posting on my blog at least once a week. last week was difficult in so many ways and i just couldn't find the motivation to write. i'm glad to say that this week is already so much better and i'm hoping that … Continue reading upsides of failure →

little joys

we're on week four of social distancing, and somehow i'm managing a lot better than i was in the beginning. tony helped me get started on a ton of projects at home and it's really making a difference. one of the projects i've been working on are these chalkboards. i had a lot of fun … Continue reading little joys →

delicate droops

hello friends, it's another week and that means the weekend came and went. this weekend was especially refreshing - i got some much needed rest but i also got some social interaction and sunshine! now that the sun's out, the isolation is getting a little more bearable. tony and i drove out to leta's place … Continue reading delicate droops →

october has begun

october started with many new changes - mostly exciting. i have a new commute now, and because of this, i've been seeing more and more beautiful skies. the sky is just so lovely, and lately the clouds have been arranging themselves in a way that makes me feel like it's a show just for me. … Continue reading october has begun →

let’s go to the festival

there's always a bit of charm when it comes to the last week of the month. it feels like something is coming to a close and that you have limited time to experience it. not just that, but there's also the excitement when the new month starts, also. the week started off pretty miserable, i … Continue reading let’s go to the festival →

may’s first flowers

i spent a lot of time with my mom this week. she called me in excitement because she found an antique grandfather clock for an amazing deal. the only issue was it was an hour away, and she couldn't drive herself there. she didn't want to miss out on the deal, so i drove her … Continue reading may’s first flowers →