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[이형진 @jin99502]

Just landed in Shanghai for a 5-day work trip! Can’t wait to explore the city’s hidden lanes after meetings.

[Sadie Cruz @SadieCruzFFN43X]

New semester, new goals, fresh starts! Let’s dive into this term with curiosity and hard work.

[이형진 @jin99502]

Spent this weekend volunteering at the community food bank—packed 200+ care packages for local neighbors in need. Seeing the smiles when we handed them out made every hour worth it!

[이형진 @jin99502]

Just made creamy garlic parmesan pasta in 20 mins for dinner—loaded with fresh basil, so comforting

[mingji @miguelscottish]

[Join our Neighborhood Spring Clean-Up this Sat 10AM at Central Park! Bring gloves u0026 bins—let’s spruce up our community together!]，

[이형진 @jin99502]

The new semester is here! Fresh books, new goals, fresh starts — let's chase every small win this term! ，

[정상우 @misfits_11]

[Today’s small win: lit the first fire of winter! Warm cocoa and old stories coming right up—this cozy ritual hits different every year.]，

[이형진 @jin99502]

The first autumn breeze just swept through town! Crunchy leaves underfoot and that crisp, cozy vibe hitting different.

[jjr @jjr24773488]

Hey, met an old classmate at the café today—we laughed about our silly high school drama and swapped social media handles. So nice to reconnect!

[이형진 @jin99502]

Make an iced matcha latte in 2 mins! Mix 1 tsp matcha powder with 20ml hot water to form a smooth paste, fill a glass with ice, top with 150ml oat milk, stir u0026 enjoy the creamy, earthy chill!

[이형진 @jin99502]

Loved losing myself in the watercolor sketching workshop today—mixing colors u0026 chatting with fellow art lovers made this sunny afternoon pure magic #ArtLovers #CreativeMoments，

[Isabelle Gonzalez @IsabelleESU59G]

That first bite of warm homemade pasta with parmesan after a long day hits different—total comfort in every twirl!

[이형진 @jin99502]

Just nailed today's microeconomics quiz on supply u0026 demand curves! Finally got the hang of shifting equilibrium points after 2 hours of practice. Learning small, sticking consistent = real progress!