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2026 Another Year Living Out of a Suitcase

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2026: Another Year Living Out of a Suitcase

Somewhere between gate changes and cold airport coffee, I spotted a tiny compass bracelet in a the shop in SFO I absolutely did not need to be in. You know the ones. The “just browsing” lie we tell ourselves.

But this one stopped me. A compass. Not for direction — for reminder. That even when I’m living out of a suitcase, crossing time zones like it’s my job (because it is), I still get to choose my north.

I bought it on impulse. Put it on in the lounge. And now it hasn’t left my wrist.

It’s my tiny anchor.

A reminder that wandering doesn’t mean lost.

That movement can still be grounded.

That every year doesn’t need a map — just intention.

Here’s to 2026:

Same suitcase.

Clearer direction.

Better coffee. ☕🧭 and a cute compass bracelet on my wrist!

2026 Another Year Living Out of a Suitcase

San+Francisco, CA

2026: Another Year Living Out of a Suitcase Somewhere between gate changes and cold airport coffee, I spotted a tiny compass bracelet in a the shop in SFO I absolutely did not need to be in. You know the ones. The “just browsing” lie we tell ourselves. But this one stopped me. A compass. Not for direction — for reminder. That even when I’m living out of a suitcase, crossing time zones like it’s my job (because it is), I still get to choose my north. I bought it on impulse. Put it on in the lounge. And now it hasn’t left my wrist. It’s my tiny anchor. A reminder that wandering doesn’t mean lost. That movement can still be grounded. That every year doesn’t need a map — just intention. Here’s to 2026: Same suitcase. Clearer direction. Better coffee. ☕🧭 and a cute compass bracelet on my wrist!

Tag number: #22621
Jan 09, 2026

2026: Another Year Living Out of a Suitcase Somewhere between gate changes and cold airport coffee, I spotted a tiny compass bracelet in a the shop in SFO I absolutely did not need to be in. You know the ones. The “just browsing” lie we tell ourselves. But this one stopped me. A compass. Not for direction — for reminder. That even when I’m living out of a suitcase, crossing time zones like it’s my job (because it is), I still get to choose my north. I bought it on impulse. Put it on in the lounge. And now it hasn’t left my wrist. It’s my tiny anchor. A reminder that wandering doesn’t mean lost. That movement can still be grounded. That every year doesn’t need a map — just intention. Here’s to 2026: Same suitcase. Clearer direction. Better coffee. ☕🧭 and a cute compass bracelet on my wrist!

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