My name is Lucia, and I swear I am not certified to be doing this, and I am also totally ready to make this introduction as cringey and ice breaker game-y as possible ( bear with me on that sentence).
    I am a sophomore at *insert high school* where I do all the normal high school things like attend classes..at times, do my school work.. If I don't forget and attend tons of different clubs..correction: one club, film club and I love it. I am guilty of dying my hair a lot over the past year and as I write this I may be thinking about a couple of new colors to try out. I could talk about all the millions of little things I do like hide in my closet when people call me or bake cakes and cookies when I would rather put a smile on someones face then finish my work to lighting all my candles to see if I can make my room smells like a medley of flowers, vanilla, and burning wood or buying endless different teas in hopes that I can eventually have a collection as large as Ramona Flowers. 
    I have an eternity to explain myself to you, let you understand what I love and hate, miss and want. This blog is my opportunity to show you my art, my creations. Sometimes there will be points in which I may post something I was just simply proud of and I hope you can understand that I do this for the sake of my confidence. This introduction is here to give out a bit about myself and one thing is I lack confidence in hundreds of different ways, but we won't dilly daddle on that. 
    Other than a lack of confidence, an abundance of hair dye and tea I am in love with the stars and moon even if I live in a city where my stars and moon are the street lights and the tops of skyscrapers. I have a fascination with the little things. When I mean little things I mean how small a quarter feels in your hands, how the playlist to a movie can make you cry more than the movie itself, how flowers manage to grow in even the darkest deepest places, how people doodle on their arms with enough ink to color an entire coloring book. I want to notice, notice people's imperfections, their little things, and show them the beauty in them because there is nothing small that isn't special. 

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