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Where would you like to live and enjoy the autumn scenery? 🧡🤎

Best time of the year 🧡🖤

Halloween Mornings

Visit to the pumpkin patch

Stacy

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Brandon Sanderson: Check out this pie chart with percentages on many days a year I spend on specific activities, which I of course keep track of. As you can see, I maintain 20% minimum for family/fun, but in 2019 I spent 32% on traveling which is especially draining for me, so I planned to scale it down by 25 to 30% in the next year. With the pandemic, it allowed me to increase my time here and here….

she's getting dragged over there when she's literally right god let her speak

Someone always wanted to kill the queen.

Don’t get me wrong, sticking with YA fiction as an adult is fine! The genre is easy, fun, features delightful adventures, and can offer a very relaxing and comforting escape. But when you find yourself recognizing that ‘kids’ handling large adventures means the adults around them have failed, take that as a sign that you’ve matured. The YA protagonists won’t, they’re going to stay young. And they’ll continue to have adventures at young ages, because kids younger than you are coming up behind you now and want to have their fun reading stories meant for them. If you find yourself reading YA and getting angry over how young the protagonists are, you might save yourself some stress by browsing the adult fiction shelves.

I don’t want to go back to school. I want to stay in my bed and look at books.

infp light academia one in blue/turquoise with sky, literature themes

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the ones we’re meant to find by joan he