30 Day Writing Challenge: Day 16- Someone I miss

I suppose the first time when I read this prompt, I thought the person I was supposed to miss was someone who had passed on. It’s interesting where my mind goes. Then, I realized that this person was someone who could have moved away, grown apart from you, or, like I first thought, isn’t here

30 Day Writing Challenge: Day 14- Describe My Style

I never really thought about me having a particular style to the way I dress. I normally enjoy t-shirts and shorts on a hot summer day. I do not particularly like dresses or skirts because they constrict the movement of my legs. Tennis shoes are my go to because it allows me to move easily.

30 Day Writing Challenge: Day 10- Your Best Friend

Aw. Best friends. They assume I have one. I don’t. Yet. During elementary school, I used to have no shortage of best friends. I churned out best friends easily; everyday was a new best friend. But, as we grow older, best friends become the people closest to you, founded on a sturdy base of empathy,

30 Day Writing Challenge: Day 9- Happiness is Subjective

Ah. I get to use my favorite phrase again. Happiness is subjective. Truly, it is. For one person, drawing fantastical characters on paper makes them happy. For another, drawing makes them frustrated and angry, and makes them want to throw paper cups across the room (Me!). But happiness is not feeling happy. It’s feeling content

30 Day Writing Challenge: Day 7 – Favorite Movie

Let me be honest with you. I don’t watch that many movies. It’s not that I don’t want to watch them. It’s that I don’t have the time. But there was this one Korean movie my family watched in the beginning of this pandemic. Yes, we didn’t understand a word, but it did have subtitles.

30 Day Writing Challenge: Day 6- Single and Happy

I’m in high school so I feel like this prompt is too early to write about. Nevertheless, I’m single and happy. Because in high school, you find that looking at boys takes too much of your time, when you could be with your friends, chilling out, and messing around. In high school, dating is overrated.

30 Day Writing Challenge: Day 5- Your Parents

This prompt was very unspecific. The words “your parents” can mean a variety of things. Your parents’ history, your parents’ personalities, and, even, which parent do you like the best? The prompt is subjective (a call-back to “happiness is subjective”). I suppose I shall do my best to encompass much of the general categories regarding

30 Day Writing Challenge: Day 3- A Memory

I was sitting here, scratching my head, wondering what memory to write about. It seems when you truly think about memories, it floats just out of your grasp, taunting you. But when you’re fondly thinking of good times without actually trying, the memory turns into a real, solid event that you can taste on the

30 Day Writing Challenge: Day 2- What Makes me Happy?

Happiness is subjective. God, you have no idea how long I’ve wanted to use those three words in a post. Here’s my list of what makes me happy: Happiness is subjective! Eek! I’m so happy I got to use that phrase! Must stop laughing. Too hard to type. Getting a 100% on a test. Hello?

30 Day Writing Challenge: Day 1- Describing My Personality

30 Day Writing Challenge! Do it with me! Describing my personality is like describing a white wall with splatters of multi-colored paint on it. I’m deeply sarcastic. Right now, I’m rolling my eyes because I accidentally deleted this post before I was going to publish it. I am a secret hopeless romantic, although I am