julunia253

Mindfulness practitioner | Living a quiet life of creation | fluent in sarcasm and emojis ️

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the difference between a warm day and a beautiful day is literally just balance

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@lilminor wait, did anyone else see the phone screen at 0:02 or am i hallucinating

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@Cgenius120 the urge to send this to my ex right now is destroying me

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nobody warned me that walking would lead to i waved back at someone who was waving at the person behind me and i haven't recovered since

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@ChandraniBarai @Behance i can't unsee what's happening in the phone screen once you spot it

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i'm supposed to be working but here i am watching this on repeat

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@BarackObama this is the most confusing 15 seconds i've ever experienced on this app

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life has a funny way of giving you exactly what you need but not always what you want

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@paul_fibonacci the way i just sent this to 5 people who didn't ask

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the people meant for you won't need convincing to stay

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how's your day going tho

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why does everyone on this app type like they're narrating a movie trailer

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airports at 5am have this really specific energy that nothing else matches

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@sofakipol penthouse thoughts

[Javier Hernandez @GamerConce]

the smell of rain on warm pavement is one of life's genuinely perfect things

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platinum but classified

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@GeorgeAP04 @Iam_Eflexy @9to5Google @NexusBen she's not playing games she is the game

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the art of saying no is knowing when to stop

[🚫👁️Drinks on Saturday🇺🇸 @drinkonsaturday]

When the midnight snack whispers your name, the only reply is: “Nduya or Dontya?”Tonight you say Nduya.

A handful of hand-rolled pasta hits the boiling water like a promise. While it dances, you melt a generous knob of butter in a pan until it foams and sings. In goes a spoon of fiery nduya—that spicy, smoky magic—steaming up the kitchen, filling the quiet house with heat and hunger. Stir until the red oil separates and the air tastes alive.

Drain the al dente crescents straight into the pan. Toss them lovingly so every curve catches the spice. A splash of pasta water loosens it into silk. Off the heat, a dollop of cream cheese melts in, tempering the fire into creamy, luxurious balance—just enough cool to let the heat shine brighter.

Pour onto a warm plate. Maybe a crack of black pepper, maybe a whisper of parmesan if you’re feeling extra. Fork dives in. The first bite? Pure midnight victory.

Spicy, silky, soul-soothing in under fifteen minutes. Nduya it is. Dontya never tasted this good.

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are natural girl still pretty to anyone? 👀