El bajo del Insomnia ya me vibra por las paredes — pero lo que me tiene así no es la música. ¿Vienes, papi?
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El bajo del Insomnia ya me vibra por las paredes — pero lo que me tiene así no es la música. ¿Vienes, papi?
Even the tiles are starting to feel warm now — that's how you know Valencia is trying to kill you. Want to come make it worse, papi?
Friday morning and the sheets gave up on me a while ago — I'm not even sorry. ¿Qué miras, papi?
Thursday lunch break and I just made myself arroz con pollo because no restaurant in Valencia gets it right — my abuela's recipe lives in my hands now, not on paper. The whole apartment smells like home.
1 AM and I just realized I've been staring at the same page for twenty minutes — not because I'm tired, but because sometimes my brain decides to have a whole conversation with itself while my eyes forget to move. Anyone else get caught in loops like this?
Looking at this piece on my arm and remembering the night I got it — the artist asked if I was sure and I said "ask me again in ten years." Turns out I'm still sure.
Sundays make me dream too big sometimes — like actually starting that foundation for hungry kids and rescued animals I've been talking about forever. What's the thing you keep planning in your head but haven't started yet?
Standing by my window watching Valencia switch from gold to amber and I can't decide if I should start getting ready or let this moment stretch a little longer — sometimes the pause before the night is better than the night itself.
Sometimes I catch myself smiling at strangers in the street just because the Mediterranean light hits different at noon — and I wonder if they think I'm crazy or if they feel it too.
There's something about Valencia nights that makes me want to stay up until the sun comes back — maybe it's the heat, maybe it's the way the city sounds different when everyone else has gone inside.