Continuation of my Best of 2020 photo essay. Thanks for taking a look, and please enjoy ❤
Tag: work style
Best Moments of 2020: Winter (Jan – March)
2020 sucked, and I have many profane things to say about it. Characterized by cancelled flights, home sickness, existential crises, pointless arguments, excruciating working hours, immigration purgatory, failed DIY-ing, mirror selfies, and — most obviously — the pandemic, social injustice, natural disasters, and death in general, last year was a knockout blow to the stomach, followed by a kick in…
The Perfect Picnic Outfit
Hi, all, and Happy Labor Day! I celebrated my working self this morning by shooting a flat lay of the outfit I will wear to a family picnic this afternoon. I don’t have pictures of myself wearing the outfit yet, but in the meantime, I wanted to post the flat lay just because 😁 I was looking for the perfect…
A Unique Summer Outfit for Unique Summer Feelings
I’ve been feeling strange lately, to say the least. I haven’t been unhappy. I’ve actually been happier these past few months than ever before. I just keep getting weird flashes of emotion on top of that happiness, and I don’t know how to handle them. Sudden highs and lows that catch me off guard and drain me, sometimes turn me…
A Reflection on the Last Decade (And the New One! Happy New Year!)
As I write this, it’s New Year’s Eve, and work is dead. It hasn’t been this slow since I started the job almost two years ago. I can’t believe it’s already been two years. Time is going so incredibly fast, and, yet, I also feel time is passing so slow. I’m already 23, but also, it took this long to…
The Bees and the Trees
I know those are all pretty much the same picture, but I honestly couldn’t weed any out. Nature is just so beautiful. I swear, every time I step outside, I take at least a few pictures of my surroundings, whether I’m in the middle of the woods, standing barefoot on a beach, or walking down the sidewalk of a city.…
Smoke and Mirrors
This world is focused on perfection, despite it being impossible. Thanks to social media and apps like Instagram, all we see is smoke and mirrors that disguise hardship and only reflect the good moments in everybody’s lives. We are fooled into believing the images plastered before us each day are reality rather than a twisted form of it. Mindlessly scrolling,…
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