Finished the Siege and Storm by Leigh Bardugo in one sitting today, didn’t even notice the day go by. I looked out the window for one second, it was daylight and the next time I looked outside it was past midnight. Already got the next book on my kindle ready for tomorrow. Cant wait to see how the triology ends
7.26.21 The Brooklyn Museum has a horse on a pedestal made of cork. It’s rider is absent because the statue celebrates the community instead of the individual. If you see that piece in person, tell me if the business card of a flower shop on Montague street is still there. I pinned it to the left side, and you should pin something there too.
🎼- Nobody by Mitski
“The Roman genius, and perhaps the Roman flaw, was an obsession with order. One sees it in their architecture, their literature, their laws — this fierce denial of darkness, unreason, and chaos...” — Tartt, The Secret History
01.01.2021 | 2020 has been difficult, for sure. I worked as an Operating Room nurse for a few months before med school started. it was full of personal wins, but also loses. I got accepted in my dream hospital right after passing the board exam, worked my dream job, accepted in med school, but I’ve also lost patients more than I can count, heard cries over unimaginable hospital bills, and encountered grief and challenges more than I was prepared for because of the government’s incompetence.
so I tried my best to sort out my life— scrub in surgeries while going to med school interviews, advance study for the incoming sem, stick to my routine and schedule, et al, to feel in control of the things that are in my hands. Perhaps I’m no different than the Romans— in my fierce determination to deny darkness, unreason, and chaos. to provide some sort of structure in the midst of uncertainty.
2020 has been difficult, for sure. but 2021 will—should be different. 2021 will be prosperous, full of hope, and better things. there may be loses too, but I’m rooting for more good things than the bad.
you did good this 2020, and you will do better in 2021. we all will. happy new year, everyone. :-)
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06.05.21 / pastel colored days. i’ve been driving around so much lately for errands and little beach dates with myself at the end of the day. i think it’s pretty obvious i’m a homebody but i have a renewed appreciation for the city now that i’m vaccinated and less afraid of being outdoors. don’t forget your masks though! don’t give those up just yet (or ever because they’re rad). anyway, have a happy thursday. i just wanted to say hi. take care ♡
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09•08•2019 - rainy day ft. linguistics and my neighbour’s shitty backyard 🌦
hurt my back from helping my grandma move to her nursing home. called in sick at work cause i can barely move BUT i’m still getting that exam theory in my brain beech
literally… every note i take just makes me more and more excited to start fully plotting out my screenplay. i’m ready. i’m here for it.
i’ve mentioned this book before - ‘save the cat’ by blake snyder, but i do also want to recommend syd field’s ‘screenplay’ and john yorke’s ‘into the woods: a five act journey into story.’