I finished Summer in the City last night. It was a cute, fun read, though the ending dragged on a bit too long. There were several moments where I thought it was wrapping up, only for the author to add more drama and stretch things out. The main character frustrated me at times—her pride and…
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Still rambling
I got home a few hours ago and jumped into coding. At first, I felt a little lost—overwhelmed by the multitude of tasks I needed to accomplish. A few minutes and a cup of coffee helped me get grounded. Starting late in the day always makes it harder to focus, and that’s usually when procrastination…
Wednesday rambling
Around 10 a.m., I always get hungry. The problem is, I still have two hours to wait until lunch. I’m making some hot tea to hold me over. I’ve already had two cups of coffee, and I don’t think my stomach would appreciate another. I boiled some eggs for my lunchtime ramen, which I’ve been…
Rescheduling appointments again
It’s a gloomy, rainy day, and I love it. The rain always brings me a sense of calm. It’s not that I don’t enjoy the sun, but there’s something peaceful about the quiet, gray sky and the steady sound of rain. It feels cozy, too. I’ve got a cup of coffee by my side and…
Monday ramblings
The pain in my right ear is finally starting to ease up. The doctor prescribed antibiotics for the infection, but now, of course, they’ve upset my stomach. I take probiotics every day, so I’m hoping that helps balance things out. Normally, I do intermittent fasting, but for now I’m taking the antibiotics with food. My…
Finally finished the book…
I transferred my saved data and user account over to Tommy’s Switch, though I haven’t had time to play yet. The process was surprisingly easy—Nintendo makes transferring data between Switch consoles pretty simple. On a related note, there’s some buzz that Final Fantasy XIV might be coming to the Nintendo Switch 2. Square Enix and…
Computer woes
I forgot to charge my headphones earlier, so they’re plugged in now while I sip on some coffee at my desk. I’m working from my laptop today because my UPS battery needs to be replaced—it keeps shutting off, which in turn shuts off my computer. I use the UPS as my computer’s surge protector. Since…
Power outages
It’s officially planner season! All the planner companies are rolling out their 2026 editions as if 2025 is ancient history. If you didn’t get organized this year—don’t worry—2026 is coming. Meanwhile, I’m still writing “2024” on things and am supposed to start planning for a year that barely feels real. At this rate, “2030 Planners”…
Trip reflection
I took my fake nails off today, trimmed and buffed them, rubbed in some vitamin E oil, and coated them in Vaseline. They look a little healthier, but I know it’ll take a few weeks before my nail beds actually feel strong again. As much as I liked having fake nails, they became harder to…
Day 11 and 12, and delayed flights
When I got home, I jumped back into my usual routine—laundry, cleaning, and sorting out appointments. Once I finished unpacking and organizing, I decided to take a quick break and share more about my trip. Last time, I left off at Day 10. Day 11 – Stonehenge and Salisbury Cathedral We started Day 11 with…