Jenny Wen

@jennywen.ca

muddled mind, sentimental heart. design @anthropic.com.

one thing i really loved about being unemployed was feeling like time was plentiful. it felt okay to meander — to not optimize or feel any opportunity cost of one thing over the other.

when we fly, anything goes, diet-wise. on land, we are health-conscious and pure. at 30,000 ft, there are no rules. beer at 8:00am, crush a family-sized bag of m&ms before take off, two ginger ales— “i’ll take the can please.”

in a world of cloud files, there is something quaint about saving something to your hard drive. like, it lives in this one place for just yourself and no one else at all.

one thing i love about building a narrative is that it’s all intuitive. there’s so something that feels so powerful about listening to the little voice inside yourself.

one of my favorite things is going to a concert at an iconic venue like Radio City, and then seeing the artist get really emotional about finally being at a place in their career to play Radio City. (it always happens at Radio City, and i love it so much there)

happy two year anniversary to the time where i took a flight from toronto to new york and we circled, ran out of fuel, and went back to toronto ten hours later

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i haven’t really worn makeup for a month and i think i’m actually starting to prefer the look of my own bare skin more

one thing i think is a detrimental attribute of a society is a negative attitude towards math. it’s very strange to me that in north america math gets dismissed as too hard or too confusing by most people. especially to kids.

remember when you were a kid and your parents’ friends were like, “omg!!! you’re so big now. last time we saw you, you were small,” and you thought it was so annoying?? yeah, i’m those parents’ friends now