Rec | TRAVELING WITH A SNACK

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- my irritability on commutes can be easily traced to a case of low blood sugar. In short, if I’m upset it’s typically because ‘I’m Hungies’- I'm almost 30 and I have only recently accepted this as fact. Traveling with snacks has DRASTICALLY lowered the odds that I will cry on the subway or trauma dump on my socials.

@taylorlynn

Jan 26, 2024

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