Zerky

My tiny, tiny room.

But I love it.

I love it.

It's great.

And it's brought a lot of good thoughts and good memories.

Outside of that, if you're trying something new, just know that I believe in you.

And as always, I'm sending you all lots of love and peace.

My guilty pleasure used to be thrifting.

I loved going into a store and trying to find a piece of clothing that would define my entire identity for a whole week in high school and then I would throw it out and forget about it.

Bad habit.

I learned from it.

I don't buy stuff to throw it out now anymore.

But what I think thrifting taught me was that the way clothes fit.

matter more than the brand that you get.

Sometimes you would walk into a thrift store and see Ralph Lauren and Levi's and you'd think oh my goodness we're cooking tonight only to try on these Ralph Lauren's that were a size 34 waist and they were way too big or they were saggy.

I remember one time I think I stumbled across this North Face jacket that was worth like $300 and

I tried it on.

It looked like I was literally swimming in the entire jacket.

It didn't look good.

And part of me still wanted to purchase it because I was like, well, it's a North Face jacket.