In this solo diaries vlog, I took myself on a little solo date in NYC because I realized I’ve been staying in the house and not really moving my body or doing anything. I was honestly shy at first (I forgot how to vlog, I’m not even gonna lie), but I pushed through and headed into the city to try this famous bagel spot I saw on TikTok. I ordered the Weezer on a plain bagel, and yes… that bagel was fire. TikTok made it seem like the line would be crazy, but it came quick, and I saved half for later so I could keep the day going. After that, I walked to Blank Street Cafe to try their strawberry shortcake matcha because I’m a new matcha connoisseur, okay. It was good and it did taste like cake, but it wasn’t “to die for” to me—especially because I make better matcha at home. From there, the whole vibe turned into quality alone time: long walks, two different parks, sitting in the sun, people-watching, and just letting my brain breathe. The biggest takeaway is simple: being alone doesn’t mean being lonely. Alone time is needed to recalibrate, refocus, and reconnect—with yourself and even with nature.