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early mornings

Rearranged this bookshelf yesterday… from ml.books

just poem and my silly mind

29 July 2023- my abstract got accepted! i'm now working to turn it into a communicable paper, which involves going back and re-reading my sources on dramatic monologues and taking walks to locate pretty buildings as motivation (:

last few days have just been more quantum, more cat, and finally some sun in town 🌞🌳

Charles Edward Perugini, Carl Holsøe, Alfred Stevens, Edward Hughes, Alberto Piza, Léon Bazile Perrault, Alfred Stevens, Gabriel Schachinger, George Lawrence Bulleid

what saved me from my allergies this year: a town with no birches. because the germans didn’t plant birches, they planted chestnuts

You're the milk to my coffee

The journey continues.

17.07.23 // 3/100 days of productivity

I've finished most of my summer TBR, I'm currently a tenth through 'Transformation of the World' and it is a delight to read. Surprisingly, the more I read the less I want to read. I very much enjoy reading, but I feel more inclined now to be more mindful of what I read. I've long stopped caring about how much I read, I don't want to quantify every aspect of my life especially not the things that are nigh impossible to quantify. Now, I'm finally thinking more about what I read as well, and why I read what I read. I'm also writing again, a story I ought to have finished a long time ago. I've revisited this idea for the third time, and while I wish I had finished it those times before I do believe that every time I start again with the idea I add another layer to it and improve it.

Botanic Gardens // Glasgow

Voltaire and Rousseau - Glasgow, Scotland