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happy valentine’s day!!!💝💘💖💌 actually finally read

happy valentine’s day!!!💝💘💖💌 actually finally reading love and freindship and enjoying it so much. young/early jane was extremely hilarious and definitely dickensian in her humour as well. i have found myself laughing out loud at so many of her witty asides and characterisations, 10/10 recommend. hope you all have a lovely day with your loved ones💗💕💓

i started my student teaching last week!! been v b

i started my student teaching last week!! been v busy and wanted to post all week but couldn’t!!! here are some old flicks from 2020 that i forgot ab but love v much!!!! happy last day of january🌬️

one thing about me is i love a good hybrid new-use

one thing about me is i love a good hybrid new-used bookstore✨ we hadn’t been back to two birds for a few years, so when we were back in capitola this past november i made sure to drag everyone there with me & ofc i did not leave empty handed hehe

january is always a gift. despite the general lack

january is always a gift. despite the general lack of merriment and festive feeling, i think it is a kind gift to ease oneself into a long year. though we change, often because it’s necessary, it is so wonderful that Christ does not. He is the same every january, and that is a comfort✨
clips from a january years ago that i never used here as intended, but they fit this so well, & i’m glad i finally found a good use for them🌫️🌬️🌲

although i am very happy and content in the winter

although i am very happy and content in the winter and january and this fresh start to the year i am looking forward to the sunny days of sunbathing and reading that 2026 is holding in wait for me!! also need to get back to reading dune so i can finish the series up✨
ALSO did write up my 2025 reading digest, link in bioooooo :)))))

some snaps of reading i did in december (not pictu

some snaps of reading i did in december (not pictured are rather a few other books i never photographed) + some incredible matchas i also enjoyed last month that deserve some commotion🍓🍵📖❄️🌫️

books i bought as a bday gift to myself back in no

books i bought as a bday gift to myself back in november!!!! i’m so excited to get into more of the nitty gritty of middle earth + i always love expanding my collection of foundational american literature esp as a future history teacher❤️‍🔥

my festive room which is ever the delight of my ey

my festive room which is ever the delight of my eyes and my favourite place to be✨🎄🚂⛸️☃️🎅🏻

a little christmassy lapse dump to say hello becau

a little christmassy lapse dump to say hello because i always want to come back here but never have the time or the energy :’) but merry christmas season to all!!! very busy these days enjoying life and putting the finishing touches to my sister’s wedding planning for her nuptials next saturday🥹 i hope to be back soon to showcase my very pretty and festive room that i delight in so very much hehe. hugs and kisses to all my mutuals and friends here!! i miss yall xxx

weeks 17 & 18 // easter sunday, dusky reading on t

weeks 17 & 18 // easter sunday, dusky reading on the balcony, 20 years of pride and prejudice celebrated with my mom, sister, and friends 🥹, baby in a tunnel, chunky cutie friend spotted, a ladies tea at my church with my mom, nana, and friends, taking up running again (PROPERLY) for the first time since i abandoned it for weightlifting exclusivity five years ago :’) ((s/o @runna, best running app out there)), and a run in the RAIN which i hadn’t enjoyed and experienced since 5 years ago, magical✨✨✨✨

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