Hey, y'all! I feel like rambling, so I'm going to ramble. What about? Well, the main three things I wanna talk about are two new fandoms I've become a part of, and that Texas got snow. You read that right. Snow. But *waves hand dismissively* more on that later. *slaps table* Let's talk about WandaVision, … Continue reading WandaVision, Enola Holmes + a Texas snowpocalypse
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Frozen lakes, tiny snowmen + cheap burgers | Illinois 2021
Hey, y'all! Sorry it's been a while since the last time I posted. We've been busy—namely, getting ready to take a quick weekend trip up to Barrington, Illinois, to visit our grandparents and cousins. It was a great trip, except for that I came down with a cold in the middle of it. "Oh my … Continue reading Frozen lakes, tiny snowmen + cheap burgers | Illinois 2021
Looking back and looking forward
For various reasons—some common and some more personal—2020 has felt both swift and slow in passing. It was definitely a different year, with new experiences and new challenges. But everywhere I turn, I see a hatred for this past year that shocks me. "I can't wait for 2020 to be over." "This has been the … Continue reading Looking back and looking forward
San Antonio, November 2020
We got away last weekend! Finally! Ugh, man, I really needed that vacation, let me tell you. It'd been I don't even know how long since we'd taken a real road trip. We've been to San Antonio many times, and usually our drives there revolve around a specific purpose or destination. Not so with this … Continue reading San Antonio, November 2020
College, Green Ember, and Bella Italia
Been a bit since I last posted; sorry about that. But there'll be another Inktober post coming up soon! Well, this post is bound to be ramble-y. Here we go. Phew. I've officially submitted my college application—including having an in-person totally-not-scary interview with the provost—and am currently waiting to see whether or not I've been … Continue reading College, Green Ember, and Bella Italia
John Derian, and other autumn things
For better or for worse, it's around this time of year that I start craving a change of scenery—literally. For those of you who don't know, "fall" in Texas isn't a whole lot different from summer. The trees stay green, the weather stays hot, and—despite my desperate attempts to wear my beloved jeans—we are all … Continue reading John Derian, and other autumn things
