Meet the artist but make it Barbie.*･｡ﾟ

Can you tell where I’m from from this image only?

what's in my bag?

except i have a daily bag and a study bag🤨

What I Bring In My Backpack

Laptop — main note-taking tool

iPad Pro (11-inch) (3rd generation) — to annotate docs

File Folder (with loose-leaf paper)

Stationery — 2 pencils, 3-in-1 coloured pen (black, red, blue), 2 highlighters

Chargers (laptop, iPad, iPhone)

Headphones (main way to listen to music)

Bluetooth Earbuds (if my headphones die)

Powerbank for iPhone

Small bag (to store charger wires, wired earbuds, portable charger, stationery)

Pads/Tampons

Band-Aids

Hand Sanitizer

Hand Lotion

Chapstick

Advil/Tylenol

my bag

the multitool has a knife but i usually just use the scissors for stuff

advil is because i get headaches

i usually bring a water bottle as well

i dont know why i have some of this stuff, its just nice to have it.

Whats in my backpack ✨

Meet the Artist 2023!

Hello hello! my first post on Tumblr! heres something for you to get to know me:)

with a whats in my bag and some likes and dislikes:)

illustrated on Adobe Photoshop

May 11, 2023

It's been awhile since I made a post. I was sick a few days ago but I'm feeling so much better now! My grandmother is going back to Mexico in two weeks. We bought so many things for my little cousins back home. I really hope the clothes fit. My grandmother still feels like a stranger to me. I only lived with her for three weeks so far and the last time I was in Mexico was when I was ten. It's hard to talk to her but she's my grandmother. For those three weeks we struggled to find foods she could eat since everything made her sick. I think she still enjoyed her visit. Oh! I have another job interview this upcoming Tuesday. It's for a grocery store close by to where I currently work. I'm not going to quit my current job. I just really want to get a second one since need a bit more money. I'm going to go to two Hoizer concerts towards the end of the year and every little bit helps. Also my car is going to shit and that's expensive. Financially I'm stressed but I guess that's life for ya. Eh, I'll survive somehow so it should be ok. My world hasn't imploded on itself so no need for me to stress too much. Oh I decided to do another what's in my bag!

I'm currently carrying around this cute DKNY mini backpack that I got at Ross months ago. It has three zipper pockets and I live it!! I got it on sale too so I was extremely pleased.

These are the keychains I'm currently using. I bought the Cinnamonroll one at Miniso for my birthday, the Panda one was a gift from my little sisters that I got a year ago, and I recently bought this space dude from bath and body works. It currently holds the champagne apple and honey hand sanitizer.

This is what I'm currently carrying on the inside of my bag. If you haven't guess just by looking I really like Cinnamonroll. It's not a lot but my bag does get extremely full from it. It's all just so cute!! Today has been chill even at work where I'm currently writing this entry. Just watching the clock tick by till I get to go home.

My OC’s what’s in my bag

inventory class project

What's In My Backpack: SWE Intern Edition

This is the intern edition of the what’s my backpack post I wrote last fall! There is definitely a good bit of overlap between the two setups, but also some key differences. For folks who are new, this summer I am working as a software engineering intern at Microsoft on the OneNote Integrated Experiences (ONIX) team. To read more about my daily routine as a SWE intern, check out the post I wrote last week.  

Starting off with the bag, I’ve been using the OneNote branded Hershel Settlement Backpack that I received as an intern gift. Unlike the other Microsoft swag sold at the company store, the decal was printed and applied on campus in a maker space. The backpack has a 23-liter capacity and aside from being well built and comfortable to carry has no bells and whistles. My main gripe with the backpack is that it is just a bit too simplistic in that it is missing a padded laptop sleeve and organizational pockets. The backpack simply consists of the main compartment with an unpadded laptop sleeve and a small exterior pouch with a key clip. 

Inside the laptop sleeve, I carry “my” Surface Book 3. I mostly use the laptop for Teams calls and messages. For actual development, I use my desktop computer as it has more processing power. The desktop is right next to me in my office at work, but I connect to it from my laptop using Remote Desktop so I can use a single mouse and copy text between the two. I don’t really use the laptop outside of work, but feel a bit better about carrying it back and forth just in case I need to work from home. I don’t like the basic mouse and keyboard that I was provided with, so I use my personal mouse instead (more about that later) and the laptop keyboard. For those of you who aren’t familiar with the Surface Book, the screen is detachable and can be used as an oversized tablet. I’ve used the tablet mode on occasion to watch training videos from the comfort of one of our beanbag chairs.

At the bottom of the backpack, I carry a lightweight sweatshirt and if necessary a raincoat. The sweatshirt is actually the same Smith sweatshirt I featured in my last what’s in my backpack post. You can shop for your own Smith merch at the Smith bookstore located on the lower level of the campus center or online. As for the raincoat (Marmot Minimalist Jacket), it’s made of GORE-TEX which ensures that my backpack (specifically the laptop inside) stays dry. I do get a little wet though as the jacket doesn’t zip when I have it over my backpack. I only pack/wear the raincoat on days where rain is in the forecast (a common occurrence in Seattle), but also keep a small umbrella in my bag just to play it safe. I haven’t used them a ton, but my polarized sunglasses (SunCloud Loveseat) are another backpack staple of mine. 

While my headphones (Bose QC 35IIs) are often either on my ears or around my neck, I still carry the case around to hold some miscellaneous items. (Again, recall how the backpack doesn't have much in the way of organizational pockets). Inside the case, I carry my headphone wire, a pen, my mouse (Logitech M320), my multitool (Gerber Dime), my spork (Eat’NTool), hand cream (Welda Skin Food), and a mini first aid kit. The reason I carry my mouse back and forth is so that I can still use it with my personal laptop as I really can’t stand trackpads. The two other items that just regularly live in my headphone case are a thumb drive and a USB C to USB A adapter.

One item that I never use outside of work, but still carry back and forth is my Microsoft tumbler. The kitchen (where I make my morning tea) is on the way to my office, so it seems a bit silly to walk to my office just to turn around and go back to the kitchen. I carry a water bottle (Studio Oh! Boho Llama Duo) as well, but don’t really use it at work as I just use my Microsoft tumbler for hydration (mostly sparkling water) instead. At this point carrying a water bottle is just habitual and in my view just a good thing to do. I’ve occasionally used it to water my office plant and it’s nice to have for the days where I’ve had to run to the bus. At the top of the bag where it can’t be crushed, I carry my lunch. As explained last week, I have a Stasher sandwich bag for my sandwich and a Stasher snack bag for my vegies (either baby carrots or sliced red pepper). 

In the front pouch, I carry my phone (Google Pixel 5a with 5g), mask (when I’m not wearing it), hand sanitizer, and wallet (Mywalit Magic). When in the office I am required to wear my Microsoft badge, but it otherwise lives in the front pouch as well. Inside my wallet, I carry the normal things like my driver’s license, health insurance card, debit cards, credit cards, and some cash. I also continue to carry my student ID (Smith One Card) for student discount purposes. It hasn’t actually been useful yet because it doesn’t have an expiration date which was required by one place I went. (I still got the student discount by logging into Moodle to demonstrate that I’m an active student). Intern-specific wallet items include my room key card, Seattle Bouldering Project punch card, Microsoft meal cards, and ORCA card (for Seattle public transportation). So yeah, my wallet is a bit full at present! 

YHC Totebag

Trolls in the subway.

I think they don't really like each other, HEHEHE

I love this everlasting rivalry>:)

In a another world, Peak of Combat has a plot that involves Time Travel Shenanigans which puts V in one of the Funniest Situations.

Tiny Shifu, for all your emotional support needs <3

what's in my totebag (depressing law school library edition) !!

laptop + laptop case from korea

gallimard journal

cat claw clip

red lipstick

aesop handcream

mini backpack pencil case

the remains of the day

bose quietcomfort 45 headphones

yellow hard shell charger case

not pictured: my wallet and car keys

the funniest part about Grace Chasity is her silly little backpack. It’s so tiny what does she keep in there