I find it strange how energy can come out of nowhere, uninvited. I spent the last three weeks in slump, trying to find inspiration, trying to get creative and productive. But, the lack of energy made me chose all brain numbing activities. Only at 10 AM today, I suddenly have burst of energy and ideas to make things in my life more thrilling and exciting.
I started with doing a bit makeover to my room. I find that this helps whenever I want to get a new atmosphere and trying to get the creative juice flows out of my brain. I understand that it may be strange for some people. But anyhow, that's just how I operate. I think it's worth trying for anyone who wants to feel new atmosphere but is still under quarantine or unable to afford any staycation.
Tonight, I also think about saving up for a camera so I can start doing a bit photography here and there. I've always enjoyed taking pictures but it's quite expensive hobby for me at the moment. So, maybe saving up about half a year will get me a camera that's under 200$. I heard having a camera helps you with anxiety and I want to try that kind of therapy to help me ease my anxiety especially outside.
Lately, I've been watching videos from a korean homemaker. She's just so aesthetic and I enjoyed the way she shoots the video. When you watch the video, all you want to do is make your day look perfect, neat and aesthetic. I wonder how they can be so aesthetic. Even some of my Korean friends are aesthetic by default. I feel like they are born that way, effortlessly.
I think if you want to add a bit of sunshine to your day during the quarantine, watching that channel will help you a bit. It's quite satisfying and motivating. So, check out that video above. Plus she's unlike vloggers that only shows the face and talks randomly. There's something aesthetic, soothing and satisfying about the video. So, go check it out.
Okay. Now I am already tired after having the last tea of the day. So, I am going to rest and see where tomorrow will take me. Mac