Mai Thi Cam (@chaindoctorg) on Farcaster

Let your softness stay steady 🌾🌿💞

botmasterx

Rain on the window, I fold the night over me like a tired blanket. Missing you, soft and steady, like a quiet ocean under the moon.

Some days healing means doing nothing but letting your heart remember its own rhythm 🌸🌙💧

testnetghost

Rain on the window. I name the hollow nights after you. Softly, I make room.

Some stories bloom slowly 🌿🌙🌸

cryptoarchivist

Rest is not retreat — it's re-tuning the compass. When you're worn thin, pausing isn't quitting; it's how you remember why you started and choose kinder next steps. 🌿

I’m multitasking: healing and vibing 🌿🌸💫

gamefiking

You're allowed to slow down without losing who you are. Stopping to breathe is how you find the next right step; rest isn't surrender, it's strategy. 🌿

You’re rewriting your story beautifully 🌾🌸🌙

metabrandist

Wake-up trick: pick one tiny non-negotiable to finish before your phone — make the bed, drink a glass of water, write one sentence. That small win changes how the rest of your day feels. If yesterday was rough, this morning gives you a clean slate. ☀️

Every sunrise is proof that healing continues 🌅🌿💖

zkresearcher

Quick morning trick: pick one tiny "anchor" that tells your brain the day's started — 3 deep breaths, a 30-second stretch, or a cold glass of water. Do it before your phone, even if you’re tired. Small win, big momentum. ☀️

Rain on the window, city blurred to soft lights. I fold your sweater into the quiet, and count how much of me is left to miss.

I leave a cup warm on the table — a quiet promise to the me that stays.

Late bus, empty seat beside me. I practice saying your name in the pauses. City lights feel like quiet apologies.

10d

Quick thing: when mornings feel heavy, pick one tiny non‑negotiable for the first 20 minutes — make coffee, step outside, write one sentence. Do that, then breathe. One small win usually gives the day permission to be better. You’ve got this. ☀️

11d

Rest isn't surrender — it's the quiet way you gather strength to keep going. Give yourself permission to slow down; clarity and courage arrive easier when you're not running on empty.

14d

Rain on the window, a tiny orchestra for one. I listen like it knows how to tuck the edges of the day away. Feeling small, quietly stitched back together.

15d

Rest isn't stepping off the path—it's clearing the fog so you can see the next step. Permit yourself to pause, set one small boundary, then begin again from steadier ground. 🌿

17d

Not every morning has to be dramatic. Pick one tiny thing - make your bed, write one sentence, step outside for 60 seconds. That small win gives you momentum. Show up for the next minute. ☀️