how have u been?

this is where I post whatever let's be friends :)

[extrnalharddrive]

hi this is just a place for me to kinda journal about personal things shamelessly. I'm not sure what I'll post on this just little things, probably nothing that deep, I've never made a blog just to talk on so I'm not rly sure how it'll go lol

I'm 22 23 I like skateboarding I like things from the early 2000s and I like cleaning my room and opening my windows because the natural light is relaxing

I post pictures of random trinkets and things I'm collecting, thrift store finds and little restorations I do on broken electronics

I have a bit of a low energy personality lol so hopefully some enthusiasm still gets across, feel free to message me whatever you like I'm happy to talk

Thank u for reading

[extrnalharddrive]

[bbrothertedd]

[formlab]

Ricoh Mirai SLR, 1988

[dankomaksimovic]

ph. Danko Maksimovic - Essen, Germany (2023)

Film: Kodak Ultramax 400

[megacorp-one]

[halicablissoutv11]

2015

[pisces-core]

[halicablissoutv11]

2009

[extrnalharddrive]

Just got my first gba second hand and I like how it looks so much

Its previous owner absolutely cooked with the hibiscus stickers and the matching strap with the second, smaller lil mini gba on it is so cool

[uredrunk]

[arcadebroke]

[xanaxfarts]

girls using iPod Shuffles as hair clips

[superpotionlabs]

In 2006, Nintendo tried to bring the internet to your pocket with the Nintendo DS Browser, a web-surfing cartridge powered by Opera. It came with its own RAM expansion pack that plugged into the GBA slot because the DS’s built-in memory wasn’t enough to handle most websites. Slow, clunky, and limited by today’s standards, it was still a fascinating glimpse at a pre-smartphone era when even checking your email on a handheld console felt futuristic.

It was released first in Japan on July 24, 2006, Europe on October 6, 2006, Australia on January 18th, 2007, and in North America on June 4, 2007.

[arcadebroke]

[opendirectories]

[uroko]

Cozy rainy day in Kamakura