Letters - #17

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How are you doing? I haven't written a blog post in two weeks. Writing weekly letters is tremendous and exciting; it serves as a diary for me to keep track of my progress. But with no content available all week, I didn't have anything to write. I decided that there would be no weekly letters, just letters.

Even though I enjoyed many lovely moments, this month was dreary. I watched my first animated movie. It's from the Japanese anime 'Jujutsu Kaisen 0'. I've been looking for this movie on numerous websites for a while. But I could finally see it in a theater with my mother and sister. I had such a great time watching the movie. If I hadn't seen this movie, I would have regretted my decisions in life. (My friends also watched it, so I would have felt awful.) Additionally, I wept during the entire movie of 'Virata Parvam' as well. What a lovely yet powerful story it is. The message was compelling, even though Sai Pallavi's story had a heartbreaking finish. A profound, moving film.

This month, many of our Jack and Doodle postcards were sold out. Whatever my sister is doing, I'm ecstatic. Visit our Instagram page @jackanddoodle to purchase handmade bookbinding, bookmarks, and postcards. My sister gave me my very first Muji Stationery items. I've always wanted to get Muji Products since I adore them. I could finally cross it off my bucket list after having it on there for so long.

These past few days, I had no negative thinking, and my mind was clear. I'm glad I made some crucial changes to myself, and I'm content with my choice. The last several days have been quite restful. Truthfully, I'm happy with my work.

I would immediately start scrolling nonstop after getting home. I became so sluggish as a result. There are so many e books I own that I never read or get rid of (sometimes I read these books on my laptop and phone). I started reading 100 pages of any book, choosing not to constantly look at my phone. It is effective. I'm studying Japanese as well. Korean was challenging for me. Thus I was unable to complete it (that's not true, I lost interest in it, and it's complicated). This time, I wished to complete the task I had begun. It's exciting and enjoyable thus far.

It has rained a lot this month. I hardly got to see the sun. It's bitterly cold. It is likewise drab and grey. You don't want to do or think about anything during this weather. It's a flat and sluggish time of year. We could now see some morning light, and I felt as though all the cells in my body that had before dried up had now become new and alive. I saw a lot of rainbows. Some are both enormous and small.

I'm so pleased that I lasted six months at my job. Because I don't speak or understand Malayalam, it's a challenging environment for me. All of this is new to me. Everything—the location, the people, the food (albeit I don't care for it here), etc. Slowly, I'm getting used to it.

That's it from me. Hope you have a happy and joyful days.

Love yourself

Vidya.