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Decluttering 7 Things for 7 Days
Hello and welcome to a decluttering post, I have done some cleaning and decluttering things in the past. I have not made a post on the topic in a while, but I wanted to get back to it for a few reasons. The first and main reason is that I felt that a lot more clutter has found its way back into my life. Now, my living situation has changed in the last year so it could be because I have less room…
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As the wedding party was in full swing, Nicholas approached Isabeau and asked her to dance.
"Thank you, Sir Nicholas, but no."
Crestfallen, Nicholas nodded and began to turn away.
"But I would like to speak with you," Isabeau quickly added.
"Indeed, my Lady? We may speak about anything you desire."
Isabeau couldn't help but laugh a little at his boyish excitement to talk to her.
"I've been working on an art collection of my own," Isabeau explained. "It is quite different to anything I have seen done before, and as I am no painter, I would greatly appreciate your insights on the quality of the work."
"I would be honoured, my Lady."
Isabeau indicated for Nicholas to follow her. She took him to the top of a tower in the castle which she had had repurposed as an observatory. She showed Nicholas the telescope, explaining what it did and allowing him to gaze through the lens.
"Mon Dieu - c'est magnifique," Nicholas said, his voice as breathless and amazed as Isabeau's had been. His response made her laugh again - whenever he returned to his native French, she knew it meant he was especially excited.
"The science is quite ground-breaking, but its challenge is that it is only accessible to a select few who possess a telescope and understand how to use it. At present, that is fewer than twenty people in the entire world. It seems a travesty that such beauty be so rarely seen," said Isabeau.
"I quite agree," nodded Nicholas.
"My thought was that the answer lie in a melding of the worlds of art and science: what science can find, art can recreate. That led me to produce these," Isabeau explained, pointing to a wall behind them.
Nicholas approached the works, studying each one carefully. His silence unnerved Isabeau so she explained more,
"I know I am no painter, but I think there is potential here. If scientists could train true artists, like you, to use the telescope, then perhaps -"
"You are a true artist," interrupted Nicholas, his voice feeling far-off and distant, as if the pictures had taken him to another world. "These are..." he turned to look at her, "...incroyable."
From seemingly nowhere, Isabeau began to cry.
"My Lady, I am so sorry. What did I say?" asked Nicholas, rushing to comfort her.
It took some time for Isabeau to be able to speak.
"It's just... Ever since I learned about the telescope, all I have wanted is to tell you about it and share everything I've been doing with you. For every minute I have dedicated to my work, a minute has been dedicated to wondering what you think and how you would love all of this and..."
Isabeau broke down crying again and Nicholas hugged her tightly.
"If it would please you, my Lady," said Nicholas quietly, "I would like to serve as your assistant while you continue this collection. You must be the artist here, but I will do whatever I can to help."
Isabeau wiped away her tears and smiled, "Your assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you."
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7 ways to reduce your screen time...
If you create content for a living, schedule your posts in one sitting so you don't have to spend as much time putting them out throughout the day.
Turn on your phone's grayscale setting — this overrides our natural inclination to click on the brightly colored app icons of addictive socials like Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and more.
Use a minimalist phone app. This removes icons altogether, and forces you to intentionally look for what you need from a list of apps as opposed to mindlessly clicking. I'm currently using an app called Oasis Launcher from the Google Play Store.
Turn off notifications from social media, so you are only prompted to spend time on those apps through your own natural inclination.
Oftentimes we reach for our phones because our hands are idle, not because we actually want to spend the time on them — find something to keep your hands busy. For me this is crochet, but it could be a book, a painting, or some other kind of project.
If you find that you spend a lot of time on certain social media apps, try uninstalling the app itself, and only using that form of media through your phone browser. I used to spend a lot of time window shopping on Amazon, and the added inconvenience of not having it available in one click has really helped deter me from spending so much time on it — now I only jump on and use it when I truly need to order something for the household.
Reevaluate your screen time at the end of every week. Many phones have a "digital well-being" feature now that allows you to set time limits on apps, and see how your screen time compares to previous weeks. This can be a great way to evaluate where you need to trim down your usage.
A bit about @princessproductivity!
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7 ways to organize your life...
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i need more tfota edits. but not like the minimalist edits with the quasi-edited, semi-relevant photo and the one line from the book in a small, unassuming beige sans serif font; or the four pics that all have the same colour palette/filter so they vaguely fit together but really more in a moodboard sense (which are both fine! btw. just not what i'm craving rn).
i need the tfota edits like they used to make them on here- with loads of overlays and saturation. with bold fonts, sometimes overlapping each other, sometimes skewed at odd angles. bitches would go out into the depths of the interwebs and dredge up priceless pearls of photos and they wouldn't just place the photos side by side– they'd create atmosphere. i love that shit. give me excess! give me overripe colours and design! give me unhinged maximalism!
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Msmiki Cas Challenge - Day 22 - Minimalist
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A cute simple look for Kiki. <3
CC by: @emmibouquet @kijiko-sims @squea @pralinesims @oakiyo @oydis @crypticsims @pictureamoebae @frenchiesimgirl @joliebean (If anyone knows who made the dress, lemme know)
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day 4 // 100dop
trying a new thing. found a pomodoro/time tracker notion template on the internet and copied it. (except i didn't really intentionally take breaks out of fear that i wouldn't be able to finish everything by the due date...but i did! 😄)
also, good sleep does wonders for the brain - i thought some things would take much longer than they actually did (in the past, they took longer, presumably because i've usually been some level of sleep deprived). so i'm sleeping early again tonight and leaving the rest for tomorrow.
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