probably not the answer you're looking for haha but it's the first thing that popped into my head =)
when I was in elementary school, i was allowed to have a sleepover at my best friend's house, and we stayed up until midnIGHT!! can you believe it? It meant a lot to me at the time, because i didn't have a lot of really close friends when i was younger, so to be able to spend what felt like eternity with my best friend, giggling over the stupidest jokes and playing video games together really really were the highlights of my childhood! but to get back to your question, we fell asleep right after it turned midnight and when i woke up the following morning, all i could see was brightness surronding me, as the light filled in through all the windows in her room!! we ended up waking up at around 10am and made some cereal and just goofed off until my parents came to pick me up =) it was the first time i had waken up so late (my parents dont believe in the concept of 'sleeping in'), bc when i normally wake up, the sun is still going up, so waking up to pure brightness next to my best friend is still a really treasured memory to me
(also if it's not a bother, can i have 1 more? thank u!!)
My fave restaurant is called Madtongsan (it's korean) and to me it feels cozy perhaps due to the stained wood that covered the walls, the counter tops, and the tables and chairs themselves. It's also cozy because it's a fairly small space. The inner child in me also enjoyed having a button to press on the table to call the waiters over. My fave food to order there is the Hoe-deopbap which is basically raw fish bibimbap that has cubed tuna sashimi, steamed rice, and some leafy veggies. The dish is dressed in korean red pepper paste which is just the right amount of heat and just compliments the dish really well. Also doesn't hurt that it's a fairly big serving for a fair price! The first time I went there was with a good friend and we just happened to wander in and impulsively decided to have lunch there. I think she ordered some form of seafood hotpot while I had ended up ordering the hoe-deopbap after being curious as to how a rice dish with tuna sashimi would work out but I was glad to be pleasantly surprised and satisfied after having my meal.
Hello, my favorite thing about myself is my ability to learn from watching other people. I'm more of a hands on learner and I tend to pay more attention to small things, it really comes in handy.
what would you say was the best year of your life (whether it be age, school year, whatever) and why? what were the highest points of that year? what was your greatest takeaway from that time in your life?
i used to love this old claymation called trap door about a monster who serves a bigger monster upstairs but he has to make sure the trap door to the basement full of other monsters stays closed. and my favourite episode was when a big red monkey-like monster got out from the trap door and went fishing with the main character idk why lol
Your question first: Imagine love as a physical object. What does it look like? What color is it? What is it doing? Does it interact with anything or anyone? If so, how?
It's a tie between Spring and Summer but I tend to lean toward Summer except for this year because it's been kind of a slow and rainy summer which sucks. I love them because the cold seasons and the darkness they bring are often not comforting to me. The warm seasons allow me to shed skins (almost literally) and bring a lot of physical warmth that transmutes into inner warmth. More people in my life are accessible and happier in the warmer seasons. I'm less of a recluse. Most importantly, I love the summer because it's the season in which I feel everything great the most intensely. When I hear a really good upbeat song I feel elated. When I'm out with people I love I feel nothing but love and light. I feel the sun burn away the weight of my troubles and it's so much easier to be me and to be the best version of me I can put together. The world is a little less closed up, a little less cold and unfeeling.
When you envision yourself in your most peaceful state: what's going on? Where are you? What are you doing? Who is with you? What's familiar? What's unfamiliar?
Tell me about your favorite restaurant? Does it have an interesting interior? What's your favorite thing to order? What happened the first time you went there?
Tell me about your happiest memory from your teens and your happiest memory in adulthood that doesn't include every single time you've had the privilege of talking to me
reverse AMA
