It’s been a long time since I’ve gone apple-picking, and just as long since I’ve been to Bellewood Acres. Versu and I promised each other we would try to get out of the house more, and this was my choice for the week.
While we were away on a business trip, Versu’s mama planted the vegetable seeds she gave me for Christmas.
Been visited Seattle this week! It took a couple of tries, but we managed to meet up today in downtown. This was his first time in Seattle, and our first time meeting up in person, so we tried to make it chill and easygoing. While I’ve been making strides in my recovery, I was still […]
Today we drove to Skagit Valley to see the daffodils in bloom. Thinking about the sheer miracle that we can still come to the farms and see these fields glittering with gold, I’m reminded of an old quote by Noor Shirazie from the tumblr days. If flowers can teach themselves how to bloom after winter passes, […]
Good morning.
Autumn has settled in here in Washington. Already the golden leaves are turning and falling, and with it the rain and clouds have made their way back home. I always say Winter is my favorite season (because of the snow and how quiet it gets), but is that really true? Autumn just feels like home. […]
Today was especially hot, and as soon as I opened the car door to a rush of hot air I immediately regretted wearing jeans. It’s wildflower season in Mt Rainier, so my mom and I spent this Saturday driving around as a late birthday present for her. We had a couple stops on our list, […]
A long time ago I bought a Konica Acom-1 and did a test roll of film but never took it out of my camera. Then I bought an Asahi Pentax Spotmatic on ebay for $24 back in 2017 and let both of those collect dust for a few more years. At the start of 2019 […]
Standing proudly at the southwestern tip of Washington are two lighthouses: Cape Disappointment and North Head. The former, lit in 1856, was the very first lighthouse in the state, and remains active to this day. The latter, built in 1897, was built due to complaints by mariners that Cape Disappointment was obstructed by the headland […]