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Hi! My name is Nena, and I’m so happy you’re here.
I’ve always loved capturing little pieces of everyday life — thoughts, hobbies, routines, and the quiet moments in between — so I finally decided to start this blog.

I’m someone who finds joy in small things: learning new languages, reading late into the night, writing thoughts in random notebooks, collecting postcards from different places, and crafting with my hands — whether it’s journaling, scrapbooking or making something out of nothing.
I also love dancing (especially when no one’s watching), experimenting in the kitchen, and just soaking in simple moments.

This blog is my cozy little corner to share those pieces of life — thoughts, routines, favorite recipes, books I love, languages I’m learning, and everything in between. I’m not here to be perfect, just to be real and hopefully connect with someone who enjoys the same little joys.

Thank you for stopping by. If you love languages, books, crafting, cooking, writing or just everyday life — you might feel at home here.
Until next time,
Nena ✨










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