nesting.

...in ways like taking morning bike rides to pick wildflowers for my table and spending a bit too much time sitting around hanging out with Rowan - (who immediately eats the wildflowers upon my setting them on the table).

pancake morning.

Friday morning I hosted my first breakfast - and it wasn't just me and my kitten! I woke up early, put on some James Taylor/The B-52's and made strawberry & coconut pancakes for a new friend and an old friend.  The new friend even brought Vermont maple syrup like a local should. We sat on pillows in front of my window and laughed at my kitten (who's name is officially Rowan) for most of the breakfast.  It was the perfect apartment- warming gathering and I can now really say this place is starting to feel like home.

all moved in.

Okay, I've been pretty bad at posting, but moving and goodbyes and unpacking is tiring man.  However, at least now I can say I've successfully moved into my new place in Vermont.  It's really pretty cozy - I live right above a bookstore and a diner!  My school is also only a block away too. I am fortunate to have talked to the right person at the right time to have snagged this little place.  It's going to take some acclimating though.  Vermont is another planet compared to Rhode Island, there's nothing very urban over here and self-sufficiency is really the way of life, and there's not nearly as many people around my age nearby.  But, I'll do the best I can and soon I'll be able to accept the beginning of this new chapter.  In the meantime I'm going to appreciate all the unreal mountain scenes everywhere - it's so beautiful up here!

my little place.

I love my space.  I was lucky enough to find a little, affordable place right on the eastside of providence. It's perfect for rainy days like these where I can curl up in that ^^ chair, finish a book, and quietly eat my grapefruit with honey.