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April month-by-month // Europe, meeting up with friends, semester winding down
In summary I’m really in disbelief at how fast this year has gone by. April felt like two months worth of content was squeezed into half a month of time, if that makes sense at all, haha. As I alluded to in my previous post, I spent the first two weeks of the month in France for a workshop. It was extremely intense, starting at 9am every day and technically finishing around 5pm but there were…
March month-by-month // More deadlines, spring break, traveling overseas again
In summary I don’t think it’s going to surprise anyone when I say that March started with a deadline, but I’m pleased to report that the month didn’t end with a deadline! Speaking of deadlines though, I really thought mid-March was my last one but then another one popped up. When will it be over? I can’t complain too much though, because most of these are deadlines for exciting things. Anyway,…
February month-by-month // Presentations and deadlines, a brief reprieve, the cycle continues
In summary Here I was thinking I’d have time to write this at the start of the month, but all of a sudden it’s mid-March. [Edit #2: Now it’s 2/3 of the way through April and I’m finally finishing this post…] If January was split into three parts, February was split into two parts, but it wasn’t as clear-cut as the previous month. The first half was incredibly hectic as I headed into the second…
January month-by-month // Three act sequence, around and around, over in a flash
In summary New year, same old me with my extremely late wrap-ups. I was joking that my 2025 wrap-up posts may appear in March, which is a new record for lateness honestly, but let’s see… Anyway, January. How are we one month into the year already?! My roommate and I hosted a karaoke party Saturday night (January 31) which was a fantastic way to close the month, but as we were cleaning up we…
December month-by-month // Connection, in between, infinity loop
In summary The first third of the month was the conclusion of my China trip, the part where I got to visit a bunch of my relatives. Things didn’t exactly go to plan as we all got sick in Beijing and I spent the next week recovering from a horrible headache, but it was really nice to see my family and hopefully I can visit again soon in a better state of health haha. The rest of the month…
Don't Let The Forest In (Review)
Once upon a time, Andrew had cut out his heart and given it to this boy, and he was very sure Thomas had no idea that Andrew would do anything for him. Protect him. Lie for him.Kill for him. High school senior Andrew Perrault finds refuge in the twisted fairytales that he writes for the only person who can ground him to reality―Thomas Rye, the boy with perpetually ink-stained hands and hair like…
November month-by-month // Upstate downstate, calendar filled to the brim, countdown to the end of year begins
In summary November feels too big to summarize as one month, so much happened. A party on the 1st, popping down to NYC for the Coldwire launch event, then returning a few days later to actually wander around the city a bit, my final ten days of the semester, a weekend stopover in Toronto and then onto Beijing. Those are the highlights, but in the background it was utter chaos, a lot of evenings…
October month-by-month // The universe is shifting, living in the moment, connection
In summary I’m writing this before I’ve even finished my September wrap-up so maybe that’s contributing to my complete and utter disbelief that it is now November, and there are two months left of the year 2025?! The mantra of the month was “I wake up and it’s October, the loss is yours”, something I tried for this time last year but didn’t fully feel. This year, though, it felt like a lot of…
Coldwire (Review) // Dystopia is so back, baby
From #1 New York Times bestselling author Chloe Gong comes the start of a daring new dystopian series where humanity has moved to virtual reality to flee their deteriorating world, following two young soldiers who must depend on unlikely allies in their fight for survival. The future is loading… To escape rising seas and rampant epidemics, most of society lives “upcountry” in glistening virtual…
September month-by-month // Visible growth, gentle chaos, new beginnings
In summary As you know, this post is coming extremely late so it’s weird for me to look back at September with the knowledge of how the entire month of October went, haha. In September, I was thrown into the deep end on day one, or maybe even before then; at the end of August, I was already hearing reports about the semester and my upcoming work. Continue reading September month-by-month //…
August month-by-month // Organization, journaling, resetting
In summary Hi friends! Long time no see, huh? I’ve decided I’m finally going to sit down and finish this post, the fact that it’s scheduled for the last day of October is fitting in a way. If you saw the title of this post and thought “haha she wrote the wrong month” I wouldn’t blame you but unfortunately… It’s not a typo! Yes, it’s October, and this is me posting my August wrap-up 😭 I haven’t…
Midnights With You (Review + Playlist) // The book of my dreams
Two high school seniors with family trauma keeping them up at night fall in love over a series of secret late-night driving lessons. “An achingly beautiful coming-of-age story…Midnights With You is everything I’ve ever wanted in a book.” —Ann Liang, New York Times best-selling author of I Hope This Doesn’t Find You *** “Where were you thinking of going?”“Nowhere.”“Great,” he says lightly,…
Not Quite Dead Yet (Review) // A well-executed, original concept
The #1 New York Times bestselling author of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder—now a hit Netflix series—returns with her first novel for adults: a twisty thriller about a young woman trying to solve her own murder. In seven days Jet Mason will be dead. Jet is the daughter of one of the wealthiest families in Woodstock, Vermont. Twenty-seven years old, she’s still waiting for her life to begin. I’ll…
July month-by-month // Vacation, music, in and out
In summary My month has come to an end a little prematurely, as I’ve lost a day from traveling, but this also might be the first time I have a wrap-up on time in many months. I spent the first part of July in London, reunited with one of my childhood friends for a week. After all the conferences and traveling for work, it was vacation time. I resolved to not think about work while in London and…
Book Lovers (Review) // Surprised myself with how much I fell in love with this book
There are so many reviews that I need to just hurry up and finish writing so that I can post them here, but let this be the first of them. I wrote this entirely of my own volition because I had the desire to ramble about how much I loved this book, so it feels fitting. Here’s hoping this is the beginning of some consistency! Continue reading Book Lovers (Review) // Surprised myself with how much…
June month-by-month // Tying up loose ends, traveling, halfway through the year
In summary Guys. We’re now well and truly halfway through the year. What??? Sorry for yet another extremely late post, I really wanted to have at least one review written and ready prior to publishing this but that didn’t happen… Here’s hoping I get my act together enough in the next few weeks though because I do have a backlog I’d like to post! June was an absolute whirlwind. I spent a…
May month-by-month // In and out of work, summer, and activities
In summary What is this, a wrap-up that’s on time? I’m starting this from Boston, where I’m hanging out for the last few days of this month. May is one of my favorite months of the year, the last month of autumn where I grew up and now the signal of warmer weather in the Northern hemisphere in the season I was born in. (Though, the weather this year has been incredibly weird? It’s fully summer…