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Niya Vaiddheach postcard here is a different story—sometimes poetry, sometimes reflections, sometimes pure whim. this is my digital message-in-a-bottle: if it reaches you, feel free to write back.
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recap: april
Rating: 4.33 stars
April in one line: somewhere in the haze (do you really want to know where I was April 29th?)
Word of the month: indolent (adj- averse to activity, effort, or movement; habitually lazy)
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My Butter Croissant Awakening
Reading Butter by Asako Yuzuki ignited a deep-seated craving for butter-coated— no, butter-drenched— food items in me. On such an intense level, in fact, that I ordered, almost in urgency, when I spotted “butter croissant” on the menu in a...
how to become a princess
as per my extensive research (read: watching quite a few barbie and disney movies), i’ve come to a conclusion that there are certain criteria that are indicative of whether you are a princess or not. lucky for you, most of these traits are...
recap: march
Rating: 4.21 stars
March in one line: definitely lived a few lifetimes this month
Word of the month: sybaritic (noun- fond of sensuous luxury or pleasure; self-indulgent)
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- More Days at the Morisaki Book...
"Happy Women's Day"
‘Happy Women’s Day,’ they wished,
with a sigh, I merely dismissed.
‘Why bother?’ I wondered within,
as society bleeds from wicked sin.
The world, they say, is set to change,
yet daily truths still feel so strange.
Our fire fl...
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