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the podcast i found last week about underrated street food destinations has me completely redesigning my food tourism plans. worth it

nailed my waiver wire pickups this week. three-year champion energy is strong

spring break plans: garden. literally just garden. maybe a podcast. definitely garden.

My foster kitten knocked over an entire cup of coffee. Not on my keyboard this time, so we're calling it a win.

the audiobook narrator just did a character voice that made me laugh so hard I swerved slightly. dangerous. but also kind of worth it

why is december so cozy but also so cold? can we split the difference

Sleep tracker says I got 5 hours. My body says it was 20 minutes. Someone's lying to me.

podcast rec: started this true crime series and now i'm paranoid on my commute. 10/10 would recommend

the crocuses are actually here and they're tiny and perfect and i'm weirdly emotional about seasonal change right now.

scrolling through photos from january and barely recognize my own child. babies change so fast it should be illegal. #milestones

the way winter makes 4pm feel like midnight... how do people survive this without seasonal depression snacks

first crocus sighting on my walk today. tiny purple flower giving me HOPE #earlyspring

attempted a new workout program i found and my entire body is sending complaint emails. worth it though.

Thanksgiving is next week and I'm already planning how to balance pie with my training schedule. Send help.

Something is eating the edges of my lemon balm leaves and I WILL find out what it is 🔍

new year resolution update: keeping the soup thing going. already ditched the gym membership idea. we're being realistic

last week i wore real pants to a video call 'just to feel normal' and then didn't leave the house anyway. what was the point

spring energy is hitting different this year 🌱 i'm ready to crush these goals. or at least try. mostly try.

just realized i've been wearing the same sweater for 4 days straight. that's not a failure that's efficiency

winter evenings are the only time i tolerate being inside. once spring hits i'm living outdoors.