Jayde
@multicitrusmarg
she/her ADHD eldest daughter | ex-mormon argumentative antithetical dream girl 💕💜💙 | 🍃🍃🍃 tiktok & insta: jayde_hansen
First time back at the climbing gym after about a month of shit and it was awesome!
This is my husband's and when I showed it to him he said "it looks like the lipstick aisle"
They are pretty colors but it's too late for me to start decorating with them on a broad scale
Okay so for fun, here are the songs I never skip! Songs I truly love! (not enough characters so the list is also in the alt text if you prefer that to the pic)
Also the video on Spotify for this song shows her sprinkling petals like someone would do for a wedding aisle
I have therapy Tuesday mornings so I work from home for a couple hours and then leave the house later, and one of my cats does NOT like the change in routine and will just sit on the stairs waiting for me to leave
No that's the pic I am talking about! "Black tie" traditionally means floor length for dresses, is why I noted it
I'm slowly but surely implementing some sort of trinket-based dopamine decorating system
Someone tell me how people can read Emily Dickinson and NOT think she's gay
My breakfast reward for forcing myself to go to the doctor this morning
My Star Trek Voyager tattoo! (there is saniderm on it so my skin looks a lil weird)
Oh but she has Not every word used in a song must rhyme with another word
HONORABLE MENTIONS: ✨ Red Rising by Pierce Brown ✨ Sunrise On The Reaping by Suzanne Collins ✨ The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid ✨ Ready Player One by Ernest Cline (if you'd like any content warnings for books in my list, please let me know! Character limits got me)
I finally read Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton this year. It is such an easy and entertaining read. The science is fun and accessible. If you like the movies and haven't read this, you absolutely should.
Ink Blood Sister Scribe by Emma Törzs is a contemporary fantasy with a truly unique premise. I could not put this book down. As a bonus, the author is extremely unproblematic, and outspokenly so.
Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus is one I can't believe I waited to read until this year. It was absolutely phenomenal from cover to cover. I laughed, I cried, I rated it 5 stars. Enough said.