#creative reset

This month’s workshop is a special one! I go in-depth about an experience I had last year, where I tried and tried and tried to make a story work. I changed the setting. I shuffled the characters around. In the end none of it worked. How did I get out of this slump? A little thing I call the Creative Reset~ ♥︎

So much to love but I'm also terrified. Not because of the aliens but rather this could be an outcome of the future. Mega corporations running the world instead of governments.

Also props to the actors playing the androids. They nailed the "kids in adult bodies" vibe.

So I’ve been a little MIA. Okay… more than a little.

Don’t ask me why, but one evening I randomly logged back into Tumblr and started scrolling through my old blog, and suddenly all the emotions hit at once. My goodness.

This place holds so many versions of me. Old fandoms, late-night thoughts, rants, original characters, half-finished stories, and that familiar spark that used to pull me back to writing again and again. Seeing it all reminded me how much this space once meant to me, and how much I’ve missed creating simply for the sake of it.

I’ve also started writing again this year, slowly letting my creative side breathe after keeping it tucked away for far too long. Somewhere in that process, it felt right to come back here too. To pick up where I left off, and to keep building, imagining, and sharing again.

This blog is shifting toward original fantasy: worldbuilding, characters, fragments of stories, and the quiet in-between moments. But it’s still me. Fandom will show up now and then. Old habits die hard.

No big launch. No promises about perfection. Just a decision to let the stories out and see where they lead.

If you’ve been here before, welcome back. If you’re new, I’m really glad you found your way here.

Set a timer for five minutes and complete this sentence in as many creative ways as you can:

“If I had a secret superpower, it would be…”

Let your imagination run wild. Would you speak in colours? Calm storms? Make plants grow by singing?