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Sun, chaos and everything in between

There’s something about summer that feels like freedom bottled up in two relaxing , golden months. No school (or at least less of it), late nights, new hobbies, binge watching Netflix and an endless search for adventure.It’s the season where nothing goes according to plan—and somehow, that’s the whole point.

This summer, I’m not making a checklist. No “top 10 things to accomplish” or “must-visit places.” Instead, I’m leaving space for the messy, the unexpected, and the things that just come my way. I want to make this the summer of exploring and a wonderful journey 

Things I hope happen:

  • Catch a sunrise accidentally because I stayed up too late.
  • Start a hobby and immediately get obsessed .
  • Find a book that absolutely wrecks me (in the best way).
  • Doing something absolutely stupid—but in a “core memory” kind of way.
  • Laugh until I can’t breathe over something that probably isn’t even funny.
  • Doing some volunteer works 


Summer isn’t about becoming a “new person” or chasing perfection. It’s about letting the chaos take the wheel for a little while—and maybe discovering you actually love the ride.


Cheers to sunburns, 2 AM ideas, midnight cravings, new songs on repeat, and the weird, wonderful madness of it.


Also, I just wanted to say sorry for not uploading in a while — school got super busy and I had to put the blog on pause for a bit. Thanks for being patient with me! I’m finally back and so excited to share more with you all.


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