Her tablet is filled with various different digital documents, most of which she finds frustrating because it is much more difficult to organize digital documents. But that is just her opinion. Penelope also has a small collection of very "boomer" mobile games such as Solitaire, Wordle, Cross-Word Puzzles and Sudoku. To keep her mind sharp, she tries to complete one of these puzzles dailey.

Many. She a woman who is stuck in her ways. And Penelope loves the monotony that comes with these rituals/routines. A cup of coffee in the morning with a donut from a local shop. Speaking, when she has time, to the neighbors and seeing what is happening around Pinehaven. Working well after closing time, then running to meetings. It was these small joys that gave her purpose and a system. It keeps her sane.

It is too much effort to hide anything. The longer you hide something, the more energy it takes to hide. And as Penelope got older, her desire to hide any inner wounds, traumas, or hardships became non-existent. Maybe its a little too personable, but she is free from the burden of pretending everything is fine or was fine.

After being taught how to use Apple Music, Penelope has been a fiend when it comes to making playlists -- which she insists on calling "mixtapes" and has to be reminded what playlist means. Some she makes for close friends and family with music that reminds her of them; some of them are for specific events. A notable one is the "Spooky Time" one she curates for the school's Halloween event.

As cheesy as it sounds, what brings Penelope the most mount of comfort when she is stressed out is being at home with her family. A part of her wishes that she didn't fit into the cliche, but it is also a blessing. Not everyone has a home and family that allows them to feel safe. In terms of stress, as she has gotten older, it is harder to her to keep her cool when she is stressed out. Penelope has heard every excuse for delays, she has heard every contradiction, and she just does not have enough time for it anymore.

Loyalty means nothing. Why would she want to have people around her that are loyal to her every decision? She would hope that she had friends that were ones that called her out when she is incorrect, but they never have to be loyal to her. By and large, Penelope values the truth, something that is tangible. If she is approached with honesty instead of blind loyalty, she feels people are able to grow into better people.

Night doesn't have a lot of music she listens to. She finds that she navigates the world best in silence, or as close to silence she can get. She does, however, have a shower playlist filled with emotional ballads she can just scream in the shower if she is having a particularly bad day; and those days do happen more often than she's willing to admit.

Night struggles to think about the future. She is so driven by impulse and the moment that when she does sit back to think, she is often thinking about what she did in the past that really fucked her over. She is also content with her life. The only thing that she could think of is that she is a little lonely. So having more people she is close to in her life in the next five years would be an improvement. But, again, she is rarely envisioning that far ahead.