My Favorite Colors
I feel like "what's your favorite color?" is one of those generic questions that everyone will be asked hundreds of times in their lives, so that's why this is the first section.
In terms of solid colors, I'd go with some form of buttermilk yellow (PANTONE 2001 UP, Hex:#FCEC90) or periwinkle blue (PANTONE "Ice Water", Hex: #BFD5EB) but my actual favorite is this specific type of glorious yellow, like the background of this website. It's like the type you see during sunsets while you're busy with life, the type on long road trips when you're far away from home that reminds you everything will be fine. It's so ordinary but special at the same time. It feels beyond what a singular tube of paint could capture, it'd take an entire canvas to evoke the same emotions. Because of this, all my belongings remain in various shades of cool blue.
The Best Subjects
Humanities
Despite being horrible at the actual school subject, I love learning about all aspects of humanities sosososo much. I almost always have some historical documentary on as background noise and I love talking to people online about their cultures. There's just something that fascinates me so much about how different factors (including stuff that could've happened thousands of years ago) impact individuals today. This also ties into my obsession with geography; each city can have such a distinct feel and so much can be conveyed by flags!
To all my friends' annoyances, I can rant about this subject for hours on end, but yeah, it really is such an interesting field.
Digitech
This one may seem a bit obvious cause yknow? I just chose to spend my holidays learning how to code a website. I guess it's just fun typing words and seeing every miniscule command come to life on screen. However, it can also be a bit annoying sometimes when nothing's working and you spend 40 minutes trying to figure out what's wrong only to realise you used a : instead of ;
Maths
There's something so satisfying about rearranging a jumble of numbers until a clear, confirmable answer appears. I think my favorite area would be algebra, specifically the complicated multi-step worded problems.
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BOOKSELL!!- The Arsonist, Stephanie Oakes
This is one of my absolute favorite books, I'd reccomend it to everyone I met if it wasn't socially frowned upon, I just love it so much like KJDHKSAJFHIUSFHOUH. The story is set between 2 time periods and told by 3 people. There's Pepper (Kuwaiti immigrant, has to write essays or fail school) and Molly (Dad's a convicted murderer who's about to get the death sentence, Mother went missing but Molly's still searching for her) in the present day, working together to try solve the mystery who killed Ava Dreyman while also both pursuing their own agendas.
Then there's Ava Dreyman herself. She's something like Anne Frank in this universe because her journal is published after her death and plays a crucial part in destroying the Berlin Wall. We learn her story alongside Molly and Pepper while they're reading the book, but it diverges near the end as we realise her book lied.
The ending is honestly heartbreaking because the author basically lets us build up false hope throughout the book before writing the most soulcrushing chapter to disintegrate every misplaced dream. The last page ends on a bittersweet note that's optimistically open-ended.
I used to read this once every few months but the ending still shocked me everytime. It's just so well orchestrated in a way that makes each twist crazily outlandish but still entirely logical.
tl;dr: go read the book.
IT WAS ALL YELLOWWWWW
I didn't know what to put, so here's a collection of images featuring my favorite colour.
