I understand that you want to be realistic that things may go wrong, but try to remember there is a line between realism and pessimism. “Things could go wrong, so I’ll make a good plan and try my best” will always be better than “Things will probably go badly so I have to assume it will be a disaster.” Don’t dwell on the worst-case scenario.

"True self-care is not salt baths and chocolate cake, it is making the choice to build a life you don't need to regularly escape from."Brianna Wiest.

And the most important thing to remember is that you have time. Time to discover new people and new projects and new places; time to heal from your past and your wounds. You might feel like you’re getting nothing done and nothing is happening, but you have time to discover your soul. It will happen for you

Country Diary

Empty Lake

Bread Wars

Health and Class

I would wear them

The Fez

Where did you get that hat