A Few of My Favorite Things


Hello Kitty Doll- I acquired this in a cool shop in San Diego California which is where I've gone with a close friend of mine from high school a few years in a row, this brings up fond memories of those trips. 

Glass Prism- I found this glass prism along with four others in a local thrift shop, I felt that this was not a coincidence because there was Alice in Wonderland characters on them, this has been my favorite movie for as long as I can remember so finding these prisms was a really cool and exciting experience for me. 

Yerba Mate- This is my favorite caffeinated drink, this is also special to me because it is what I started drinking when I started making healthier decisions for myself like cutting back on coffee consumption. 

Rubik's Cube- In my self-bettering journey I've also been cutting back on my unnecessary technology usage. The Rubik's cube has been a huge part of helping me with this because it is a brain stimulating puzzle as opposed to mindlessly scrolling on social media. 

Kaleidoscope Glasses- These represent my love for color and how I feel like our world lacks color. So something like these helps add color to the world, and I see myself similarly. 

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