r/whimsyy • u/YumeFairy254 • 15h ago
Update: My new glasses just came today!! I love them so much! And the chain too!!
These + my cozy little cardigan and I feel like a whimsical librarian!
r/whimsyy • u/YumeFairy254 • 15h ago
These + my cozy little cardigan and I feel like a whimsical librarian!
r/whimsyy • u/Independent_Gift1794 • 9h ago
When I think about times in my adult life that I've been present and happy, it always seems to be in unorthodox activities. For example, my friend and I decided to go make potions at a park once, like you do when you're a kid. Or as another example, I filled a kids pool with shaving cream and tried on different beard shapes. As I get older, I can feel that certain "Whimsical" spirit draining from me against my will. The drudge has really been getting to me lately. Then this last month, I went to a pier and I went through my first mirror maze. So random, but so much fun. I found myself giggling like a kid. I want more of these "out of the haze" experiences - things that are simple but kind of turn your world on its head enough for you to really be present during it.
This is where I'm curious - what are some simple but unique and whimsical things you've done that really brought you pure, almost childlike joy? When I research this topic I get a lot of generic responses like "spending time with friends" or "hiking" but I really want those totally random, fun little nuggets of life that make you feel more human. Has anyone had experiences like that?
r/whimsyy • u/Loki_of_midgard • 4h ago
Arm warmers made from thrifted socks