May 3rd, 2025

I believe that the little things can change your life. Like when you decide to change your old orange toothbrush to a new purple toothbrush. Like when you notice that your music playlist makes you feel like ocean breeze instead of summertime sadness. Like when you notice the sunlight isn't harsh so a walk out might be good. When you comb your hair every night and brush your teeth before bed and apply your lipbalm and when you notice you are the only one who does. You know you care more for yourself than you think. That's how life changes. By noting the little things and making the slight changes. Notice how you deleted the contact instead of blocking it? How you wrote the shitty poem instead of forgetting it? How you studied for five minutes when that's all you could give? How you pray everyday now when religion used to be only a question? How about the times you decided to just sit close to your loved ones but without talking you just scrolled yt because words failed you? All these things that you did, the little changes you could afford, that feels like rain with grey skies amidst sunshine, a favorite scenery, your little life is decorated without your own knowledge. I think that's a little big thing.

21.05.2025 🌿 what a wonderful day! i went to the market with a couple of friends, had a really good violin lesson and they gave me free coffee at the bakery + i got a near perfect grade for my term paper :)

21.03.2025

Working on my thesis.

Pages stained with coffee rings, thoughts blooming between lines, and light spilling into rooms where art and study meet. A life paced by paragraphs, warmed by stillness.

Study session 📖📑 and trip to Sweden 🇸🇪

there’s just something about printing out articles instead of reading them online…

January, from my archives 📖 reblog is ok, don’t repost/use

colombian coffee and portuguese pastéis de belém, all in gràcia, barcelona.

today: trying to froth milk barista-style without a frother and failing miserably, dinner, mandatory snickers and the bill

saturday collaging