As Candice wrote in the previous article, it’s super-hard to live as a queer in this world. Sometimes, even I –born to be optimist- feel tired. Exhausted. Worn out.
And whenever I feel that weary, I make a jelly at night.

What is nice about this process is: you cannot eat it immediately. You have to wait till next morning. This simple fact gives me power to live one more day to eat my jelly.
Next morning, I put the jelly on glass tray, and eat it slowly, enjoying its crystal-clear beauty.

After eating, breathe deeply, and… it’s time to move on.

Actually, right now, I am making strawberry jelly for next morning 🙂
I sincerely hope that I can have the mind flexible and elastic like jelly!!

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