Black Dress, Half Push-Ups & Cheap Stall Food Vibes

 Today had a little bit of everything—chaos, fashion, pain, and pakoras.


I started my day bright and early (not intentionally, thanks to the lovely background score of household shouting). After some mandatory phone scrolling, I decided to squeeze in a home workout. Let’s just say... push-ups are still the enemy. I did my best—halfway down counts if you’re a beginner, right? Baby steps.


Post workout, I brushed my teeth, took a refreshing shower, and ran out to fetch a milk packet because my mom said so (which basically means no negotiation). Then it was time to get ready because—drumroll—I had plans with my friends today!


I wore my favorite black dress, tied my hair up in a sleek high ponytail, and skipped makeup (because natural is the new glam, and honestly, I just don’t vibe with makeup). Once all my friends finally assembled—after the usual “Where are you?” chaos—we hit the shopping mall. Mostly just window shopping because well, the prices were not on our side.


We ditched the fancy restaurants and devoured some good ol’ cheap stall food outside the mall. Honestly? 10/10, no regrets. Street food always wins.


Back home, I got comfy, binged a few episodes of my current favorite series, and then it hit me—my right leg was screaming. I must’ve walked more than I thought. The pain is real, folks. If anyone knows a quick fix, I’m all ears.

Wrapped up the evening with a little novel writing and some drawing (yep, creative mode: on).

Now I’m off to sleep, hoping my leg forgives me by morning.


Until next time,

Signing off — Goodnight and gentle stretches! 💫


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