Hello lovely beings
The time has come to wave a final goodbye to 2021, leaving anything that doesn't serve us and bringing in all the things that continue to make us great into the New Year.
Even though I've been recovering from being sick, I still found some time to work on a couple things to help me feel "ready for the New Year". I started with cleaning out my emails, and unsubscribing from things that were flooding my inbox. I'm also going to join my mom in doing a juice cleanse, and further attempt at eating better than these passed years. Still working my way through my closet, letting go of things I don't plan on wearing anymore. Ending the year on as positive of a note as I can â¨.
Favorite Reel of 2021:
Things to say Goodbye to in 2021:
Letting overthinking win over possible enjoyment
Not doing things I want to just because I'd have to do them alone
Filling others' cups without ensuring my cup has overflow
Little Wins:
Opened a savings account, and ended the year with untouched savings in it â¨
Solo trips out of the state [2-Day Colorado Springs Adventure]
Actively working on responding over reacting
Finding comfort in dates with self [Introvert's Museum Adventure]
Tried many a new restaurant, and found many new favorite meals
Successfully wore a full Cosplay [Momocon Winterfest 2021]
Most Viewed Reel of 2021:
12 Happy-making Things 2021:
Recovery from Dyshidrotic Eczema
Katamari Damacy for the Switch
Island Roll from Genki Sushi
Finding comfort in my own skin
Dancing all over tiktok & IG
Making and keeping friendships
Posca Paint Markers [finally]
Comfort in taking self out to eat â¨
Blendjet helping me stay healthy
Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni remake
Having the Museum to myself
Recovery from end-of-year sickness
Strains I loved this year:
Favorite Selfies of 2021:
I hope 2021 has treated you as nicely as it possibly could have, and that you feel as ready as you'll ever be to start tomorrow a-new. Have a happy and healthy new year!
-Thank you for Reading-
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"It's never too late - never too late to start over, never too late to be happy."
~ Jane Fonda