Wednesday November 4th, 2020

I can without a doubt share that I've been practicing this consistently so far this week. Joined a gym for my health, hoping it betters both my body and the way I view my body overall. I took a bubble bath this week with a charcoal mask, two candles and a good book! I even indulged in using my newly purchased body scrubs! My recent choice in facewash has even cleared up my skin (thank you, work and KN95 masks).

This evening my S/O helped with hanging the last physical influence of my recently passed Grammy within my office. This beautiful wooden shelf, equipped with hooks and a carved out heart shape, hangs just above my middle bookshelf. It's now home to all of my Harry Potter pop vinyl dolls. Grammy had her various seasonal figurine neighborhoods on this shelf constantly and I deemed it only fitting!

After lining them all up, I've concluded I definitely need more (and always will!) Here, take a look!

They have the best view in the room and I can finally breathe knowing everything is where it should be in my comfortable, yellow office.

I took time for some leisure reading this afternoon as well. Accompanied by a cup of tea, white candle and soft background music. I intend to do more right after finishing this blog post!

Self love is radiating out of my pores and I'm embracing every moment of it! 🥰

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