The Horrors Persist

Incredibly annoyed about missing a post yesterday. A devil took hold of me and I spent most of the day sleeping, and by the time I came around I was still exhausted. 

I had more in depth posting plans for today too, but it feels more like a fanfiction and chill out kind of vibe. I fell out of bed this morning and almost immediately walked to the store, so it might also be a productive one, the Lord willing.

I think I'm mostly just stuck in a slight limbo. My father is coming end of this month and then hopefully things should pick up. That, or I miraculously find myself employed soon.

On top of all this my hair is bad. Weh.

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  1. LillyJanuary 17, 2026 at 12:52 PM

    Chilling out is the most important thing in this world <3 take care

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    1. BasilJanuary 17, 2026 at 1:38 PM

      I agree entirely :) and thank you, right back at you!

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