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Hello,

I'm sure that everyone who reads this will already know that I am Indigo. I used to be called Nini Nooks when I was little.

I have a few plans for what I want to post on here, including reviews of things like books, tv series, restaurants, cafes, makeup and self-care products e.t.c, as well as journal-like entries, little posts about my thoughts mixed in with hopefully some photography and tutorials like baking! I also will write some stuff in Japanese and hopefully do a sort of retrospective series on my two trips to Japan (hopefully three soon!) because I haven't documented them in anyway which is criminal...

Anyway, who knows. Part of this is definitely creative pursuit, but also having a way to document my life after I have kind of ditched posting on social media...anyway social media is restrictive and I could never posted what I really wanted which brings us to this blog!

I can't hide that I am super excited to be doing this. I want to write more and I do so many things that I want to document.

So hopefully this all works out ʕ ꈍᴥꈍʔ* ੈ✩‧˚🍀

Love, Nini

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