Nonfiction with Nil

So a few years back, there was always this one Nike hoodie that was hung up in my closet. It was a simple light gray with orange and black stitching forming the word "NIKE". For the longest time it was a lil too big for me so I never really wore it until around subbie/freshmen year (idk which one). The hoodie itself was super comfy and the sleeves would wrap up to my palms giving me an oversized look. At the time I was going through this phase where I would paint a lot of my clothing and I don't really know why looking back at it. That wasn't really important to be honest. Anyways, I had the genius idea of trying to paint on my Nike hoodie and also back then I was sorta obsessed with tropical things. Like I just liked beaches. That was slightly important. So basically I combined my two weird af ideas and ended up painting a palm tree sunset onto the inside of NIKE stitching. And I am not gonna lie, IT LOOKED/LOOKS GREAT. It's my go to hoodie for about everything

There are a bunch of shows out there that have made me think, "damn this sucks now that it's over", but none of them have came close to the feeling of sorrow I felt after finishing Avatar: The Last Airbender. Avatar takes place in a world where people have the ability to bend the elements of water, earth, fire, and air. Only one person has the ability to bend all 4, the Avatar, and they maintain or restore balance to the world. When the old Avatar dies they get reincarnated into a new Avatar while retaining all information from the past one. The show focuses on Avatar Aang who disappeared (was frozen in ice) 100 years ago who has to stop a war caused by the Fire Nation. Aang meets Katara, a Southern Water Tribe waterbender, and her brother Sokka and their mission is for Aang to learn all 4 elements and defeat the Fire Lord in under a year. This has been my favorite show since I was a little kiddo. I would remember on weekends early in the morning I would get up to wat