Edald Hopfield
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So much to do! ٩(^ᗜ^ )و ´-
I have been doing research into what I will need to know for marketing roles, my attention to detail and knack for graphics arrangement can only carry me so far. I didn’t have any formal education in the field so… Continue reading
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What am I doing now?
I have been thinking a lot about what I want to do in the future. At first, I was thinking about what I wanted to do that was most accessible to me through the company I currently work for but… Continue reading
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My Annual Dip in the Pond
I actually started writing a “return post” in the beginning of December but then life got a lot busier than I expected (ᵕ—ᗜ—). I think context is incredibly important and that’s why I often overexplain myself or write long-winded posts… Continue reading
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July Update & Perspective and Tense
A lot has occurred since Yule. My afternoon tea was a success and a lot of fun with my friends and family (๑>ᴗ<๑) and I only had one week left until my leave started. I am currently on that leave… Continue reading
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It’s Yule Yet Again
Yule has come and the it marks the shortest day of the year! This year, I’m hosting a winter afternoon tea with a bunch of winter health goodies. It’s made my schedule quite packed as there’s a lot of prep… Continue reading
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“For a Moment”
There are some phrases that I tend to overuse when I write. Normally I fix them up later but it took a while for me to realise just how much I use them … in the one piece! The phrases… Continue reading
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Breaking Down My Editing Process
The are a few phases of an edit for me, when I’m editing my own work. The first one is to just sit and think about any major changes or developments that I want to make with the work. These… Continue reading
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An Editing Process Chat /ᐠ – ˕-マ｡˚ᶻ 𝗓
It’s always a bit of a surprise to me that I still don’t know what my ideal process for anything creative is. It might have to do with my nature, which is likely not as “fickle” as I once thought… Continue reading
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Picture Prompt
She knew not how long she had been floating, neither a guess of seconds or minutes to be made. It could have been for a moment or for eternity. The spanning sky of sunset colours blanketed anything else not of… Continue reading
