a very casual day in fall

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You must be on the edge of your seat, waiting to know how I spent my day! Well, alright, I’ll tell you!

Close-up view of a person's feet wearing beige sneakers standing on a walkway covered with assorted autumn leaves in shades of yellow, red, and brown.

It’s sweater weather already, so I pulled out my long sleeves and all the blankets. Coffee intake is at max, and my seasonal music playlist is on.

We found some old postcards that my father’s family exchanged in the 60s.

In elementary school, we had to keep a herbarium. I loved that, being my grandma’s daughter, but they did make us look for plants that were probably extinct or something, because I’ve never heard of them/we couldn’t find them. And in the dead of winter?

Anyway, I still keep a herbarium of sorts. As in, I make my books a makeshift herbarium. And yes, I underline my books, dog-ear my books, and keep them in a pile on my floor.

Choose your favorite:

A collection of various autumn leaves in shades of yellow and red arranged on a textured surface.

I also visited this one home goods warehouse store with the most gorgeous kitchenware. I could spend hours there, or better yet, just let me stay – I’d have everything I need.

A display of various bowls and plates in different colors on top of cardboard boxes in a storage area.
A variety of decorative plates stacked on cardboard boxes, featuring different colors and patterns. Some plates are round while others are slightly oval, showcasing intricate designs and textures.
A collection of decorative bowls stacked on a shelf, next to cardboard boxes. The bowls vary in design and color, displaying intricate patterns.

Doesn’t go without a good snack (but make it fancy for my new plate). Actually, this plate would be best for all the soups I plan to make for fall.

A slice of bread topped with cream cheese, avocado, and smoked salmon, served on a blue patterned plate with lemon wedges on the side.

While we’re at snacks, I made some chocolate chip scones (cut the dark chocolate into big chunks). I don’t have any reference for scones, so if you ask me, they look good. Tasted even better. My godmother loved it! Next time, I’ll try blueberry or apple.

A blue plate filled with freshly baked chocolate chip cookies, arranged neatly.
it’s a scones/cookies situation

I applied for my driving exam. We’ll skip that part. Forget that I ever said it, because your girl is blind and can’t drive.

That’s all! My room’s a mess (perpetual state), so I should get on that.

Okay, thanks, bye!

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17 thoughts on “a very casual day in fall”

    1. Thank youu! I just loooove the fall aesthetic! 🤩
      Will do! 😄 They are an absolute hit in my house!
      Oh, noo! You okay now? As I said before, please, always take care of yourself! I’m glad my post brought you a bit of joy 🤗

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    1. Thankss! 😊 As for driving, I just need to let go of my fear and trust myself more, as my instructor told me also. That’s the biggest obstacle I have, and until I work it out in my head, it’s gonna be my biggest challenge. My sister also took her test a few times before passing and was scared to drive, but now she’s very comfortable and enjoys driving 😊

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