source This book has a very interesting premise: dark twists on superpowers, morally grey characters (very dark grey), and a revenge plot. The whole exploration of what it means to be alive and how much

Did not eat out. I noticed my hunger increase for 2 days but did not binge. I took extra piece of chicken but not large pieces. I also decided to cut drinking tea w milk and sugar. And I had eggs in the

source I had so many thoughts while reading and am sure I will think about this for a long time. It felt like, in the beginning, Annie was what is seen as the perfect obedient woman. Coded to behave the

Today's improvement log: . workout ❌ . practice dancing ❌ . read ✅ . write ❌ . eat healthy ✅ . high protein meal ✅ . morning walk ✅ Between this awful workout week I said screw it and made today a rest

source I really liked how the characters were written. I also liked how the story was proceeding the same way the years were. However, the story lost me once Sula died. I didn't really care that much about

source Honestly the synopsis, cover and title set up completely different expectations for me that the book didn‘t deliver on. It made me think that Charlie would take on the villain mantle from his uncle

Day 9 of the year So far, I haven't messed up my plans yet, and I'm not going to. Today's to-do list involved: Video work (done) Write down an exercise-related pro tip (done) Listen to a full podcast (done)

source I think the most important thing we need to know about Jod is that he's a liar. He has multiple aliases and we don't know which one is real. He makes up stories and thinks that the crew that mutinied

source The writing style is simple, and it reads fast, but the time jumps make it a bit difficult (even harder when I sometimes switch from audiobook + ebook to just audiobook). And a lot of characters,

Today, I’ve 100% completed my habit tracker. This includes: Had a long night’s sleep. 100 decline pushups earlier in the day. Only healthy food. Spent time with my girlfriend, chilled. Listened to like

source Volume 1 was, in my opinion, one of the best introductions into a series that could’ve been made, and the cliffhanger at the end of Volume 1, where Shiva was touched by an outsider, was just absolutely

source This was such a rich read now with everything going on in South Korea. All that regional generational trauma from previous martial law, with much of the older generation being still alive-- it brings

Today's improvement log: . work out ✅ . read ✅ . work out ✅ . write ❌ . practice dancing ✅ Today was a lot better. only the writing is not ticked and even then I did do some writing today but it was not

source Okay so I was genuinely obsessed with this. It's so well-written with how you never actually see Rebecca on page but she looms large over the entire book and haunts the narrative in a way that feels

Completed 100% of the habit tracker 4th day in a row. It was harder this time, as basically halfway through the day, I got really depressed or something, and I was close to abandoning the whole pursuit.

source This was a fun read. I rated it 4/5 stars overall. The ending was a bit predictable since we already see what becomes of the main characters in the prologue but it was still worth following along

Today's improvement log: Worked out ✅ Read ✅ Wrote ✅ Practiced dancing ✅ All green checks once again. We are back. The last couple days have been great. Admittedly, I didn’t do as much reading and writing

source What made me love Andor was the "everything makes sense" kinda vibe. It clicked early on the first episode when Syril is talking to his boss, and the chief just nails the case shut right

source At first I thought this book would brush off pregnancy as some blissful sun-and-rainbows stage, but it does a great job depicting how pregnancy and cultural practices make women’s roles only as

Today's improvement log: Worked out ✅ Ran ✅ Read ✅ Write ❌ Practiced dancing ✅ 3rd day, and the X's are already popping up. It's over—2026 my year. Jokes aside, I actually did try creative writing today,