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While the world fills their feeds with the warmth of Christmas dinners, allow me to pause and share a quieter kind of beauty—an enchanting tree shimmering with soft lights and a drink, perfectly poised in its glow. I never imagined these simple captures would turn into something so effortlessly elegant, a poetry for the eyes.

This day wouldn’t have been the same without the love woven into it. To Auntie Olivia, whose hands created dishes as comforting as her heart, to my parents, who anchor every celebration with their warmth, and to everyone else who wrapped this Christmas in joy—thank you. You made this season not just festive, unforgettable.
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*ੈ✩There’s something undeniably freeing about ending the year with another tattoo. It may have been a little impulsive, but perhaps it’s just my way of embracing art that stays with me forever. You remember my 5 9 3 tattoo, don’t you? The numbers themselves hold a secret I’ll keep to myself, but the beauty of it has evolved. I’ve added stars delicately surrounding the number 9, with tentacles gently spreading to the 5 and 3, weaving a new layer of meaning and elegance into the design. It’s a piece of me that tells a story only I truly know. What do you think of this new addition? Cool or no?
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The plot twist is, yesterday’s tattoo wasn’t the only one I added. Yes, you heard it right—I added another one. Do you remember Birkyn’s edit from last year, the one he made for my birthday? He drew a spider on my back, and it was so playful, so funny. But now, that little artwork has inspired me in a way I never imagined. I’ve decided to ink a spider onto my upper arm, as if it’s reaching out to grab my hand. What’s special about this spider, though, is that its body is shaped like a love, a little nod to something meaningful. I made sure of it, because every tattoo is more than just an image—it’s a piece of my story. I’m so grateful to Birkyn for igniting this idea—your creativity is unmatched, a brilliant.
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