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“i can’t believe you still use film. you can use a “i can’t believe you still use film. you can use an app or filter if you want that look.” it’s not the same! and it’s not really about the result, even though here is a side by side comparison of some photos i took on both iphone and film. 

no editing on my end for all the photos.
quitting professional ballet was somehow the harde quitting professional ballet was somehow the hardest and easiest thing i ever did. :”)
step aside summer, we’re getting into my favorite step aside summer, we’re getting into my favorite season 🧡🍂🍁🧺🦌🥧📔🧥✨
what your bi-coastal book club founders are doing what your bi-coastal book club founders are doing on their weekend 😌📚✨
i’m always nosy as to how the sausage gets made, s i’m always nosy as to how the sausage gets made, so i won’t judge if you want to know how i create my videos 😌⭐️

pre-production on @notionhq 
filming on @sony @sonyalpha a7c with @sigmaphoto lens
editing on @davinciresolvestudios & @instagram edits
wearing @sezane
the older i get, the less i know… 🤓💌 full thoughts the older i get, the less i know… 🤓💌 full thoughts on substack.
i quit ballet, which was my entire life. or was i i quit ballet, which was my entire life.

or was it…

NOODLES!

or what else should i eat today?

i spend so much time worrying about

awkward interactions and embarrassing things i said

or what i should do today, tomorrow, my entire life and if it will go according to plan

but these wise words from kung fu panda…

*inhale*

*exhale*

let this sink in.

and remind yourself

what a gift it is to enjoy the now. 🎁
how i’m battling brain rot this season… my full au how i’m battling brain rot this season… my full autumn personal curriculum is on youtube 🙂‍↕️📼❤️
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  • February 26, 2016

REVIEW: love, rosie, by cecelia ahern

this book made me feel nostalgic about the future. i generally don’t read books that follow the characters into their adult life, but this novel really changed my perspective on that. for the majority of the book, rosie is in...

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  • January 23, 2016

REVIEW: i’ll give you the sun, by jandy nelson

(self-portrait: a girl sitting in bed with her insides bursting an explosion of colors and a closed book by her side.) I’LL GIVE YOU THE SUN is art. i’m going to start by saying that not everyone is going to...

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  • January 3, 2016

REVIEW: the love that split the world, by emily henry (SST)

thank you to nori from readwritelove28 for hosting the sunday street team! i’m happy to be a stop on this ARC tour. emily henry’s writing is (beau)tiful and i love it. (did you see that pun? the one of the...

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  • December 28, 2015

REVIEW + DISCUSSION: passenger, by alexandra bracken

PASSENGER is epically epic. if you don’t already know (you reaallly should know this by now), I LOVE THE DARKEST MINDS, alexandra bracken’s other series. i had really high expectations for PASSENGER, and i’m glad it didn’t disappoint – for...

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  • December 6, 2015

REVIEW: the trouble with destiny, by lauren morril

note: quotes are from eARC and may differ from the final copy. this book was like THE SUITE LIFE ON DECK in book form have you ever watched that disney channel show THE SUIT LIFE ON DECK? with dylan and...

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  • November 25, 2015

REVIEW + DISCUSSION + RECAP: winter, by marissa meyer

this series is one of my favorites and the last book didn’t disappoint. WINTER is 800 pages aka HUGE, but it didn’t feel that big since there was so much going on. the action was non-stop. there were some parts...

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  • November 13, 2015

REVIEW: on the fence, by kasie west

ON THE FENCE – like all kasie west’s contemporary novels – is super adorable. i wanted to read this since finishing the last novel i read by kasie west, THE FILL IN BOYFRIEND. when i was craving (like CRAVING) a...

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  • November 2, 2015

REVIEW + DISCUSSION: the rose society, by marie lu

read my review for THE YOUNG ELITES, the first novel of this series, here! THE YOUNG ELITES is mild compared the THE ROSE SOCIETY. in terms of plot, TYE is much faster paced and has more twists; in terms of...

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