Orion’s Museum Opening!

If you’ve been reading my blog for awhile, I’m sure my love for aquariums comes as no surprise. Virtual ones are no exception! I was blown away by the depth and care of ACNH’s museum layout – you can really feel the love pouring into every little detail walking around the space. Thank you to […]

Our first Daisy-Mae Sunday!

We discovered star fragments on Veera’s beach after last night’s meteor shower! We had a big scramble to buy turnips before she left for the day! Nook’s Cranny’s opening ceremony! The paths are coming along nicely. fishing in the rain with Max and Ellen!

First letter from my ACNH mom! Visiting Coco and Ceul! V joins in! Gino and Veera visit to help me with island cleanup! We found out that you can get trapped if your inventory is full and you pick something up with no place to drop it.. scary! Veera to the rescue!

Happy Animal Crossing: New Horizons release!

I debated on whether to upload my ACNH screenshots here on my blog, but because of (or thanks to?) quarantine, I ended up spending most of 2020 hanging out with my friends virtually. I think these experiences are just as important as ones in the real world, so I’ll share them here all the same.

Canada 2020: Birthday weekend

On my way to the station, I overheard a tender conversation over the phone. Kind words spoken softly in an elevator, its warmth replacing the cold winter air. I couldn’t help but bring those words with me across the border.  This weekend I set off for a trip to Vancouver! The trip up is usually […]

A snowy birthday gift

My birthday posts become more and more sparse as the years go by, don’t they? Having a birthday around the holidays means that everything goes by so quickly, and there’s so many other events to plan and celebrate. Which I honestly do not mind at all – I’m not good with being the center of […]

Iceland: Day III — Gulfoss and Geysir

The biggest thing I’ve noticed in Iceland is that people greet you in the morning (or even just when passing you by). There’s a sense of warmth and familiarity that doesn’t happen much in the US, or rather, in the Pacific Northwest. It reminded me of my short pockets of childhood spent with family in […]