small daily things | a slow weekend at home
Hi, I’m Erika, a Peruvian girl living in Miami, learning to slow down life through small daily things and simple everyday moments. There’s something about weekends that feel like a reset. No alarms. No rushing. Just light coming through the window, quiet routines, and time to listen to my body. This day was simple, taking my vitamins, reading a few quiet pages, and starting a sourdough loaf that won’t even be ready until tomorrow. I like that. I like that some things take time. This is my very first upload. I’m excited to share these moments as life unfolds, imperfect, slow, and intentional. If this kind of slow moment resonates with you, I’d love for you to stay. I’m grateful you’re here 🤍

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Stanislav Krapivnik: Russlands Wut kocht über – Steht ein EU-Russland-Krieg bevor?

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a gentle morning at home | sourdough bread, plants & simple routines

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Packing for Peru | The Journey Begins with a Cup of Tea 🤍

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Sommerinterview: „Kontrollverlust ist noch verharmlosend!“ – Patzelt Politik

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Quite Summer Morning| Easy Healthy Breakfast| No Talking Video

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Photographers Who Became Friends With Wildlife in the Sweetest Way! 😍🐾

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Ulrich Siegmund spielt diese Aufnahme ab – und plötzlich steht Merz mit dem Rücken zur Wand!

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Black Book of State Media: The Reckoning with ARD and ZDF | Interview with Josef Kraus

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the cleanup continue | Daily Life at home | overcoming procrastination

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Goodwill Thrift Store Shopping - A Vintage Home Decor Haul - Shop on a Budget for Luxury Trends

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A Day in the Life | Sourdough loaf, Garden Bliss, & Hopeful Life

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cozy summer evening | home diaries

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Carte Blanche: Antje Hermenau – Thoughts on Germany

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We Sleep on the Floor… Here’s Why

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Living Well on a Small Income in Japan 🇯🇵 Quiet Payday, Small Joys & Homemade Okonomiyaki

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"The danger of a major war is growing": Harald Kujat on escalation and peace in Ukraine

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A DAY FROM 6AM TO 12PM: swimming, breakfast, cleaning up.

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The Real Reason You Hate All Your Clothes

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My tiny Tokyo apartment tour | dorayaki from a 110-year-old shop

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