Leonor (leonortoledo)

Shout out to Katho for the reminder that I'm a writer. I’ve had everything on pause for a while now, but honestly, I’ve been writing since I was very young. It’s just one of the many things I do! If you enjoy poetry, reflections, deep dives, or politics, I promise there’s a little bit of everything there. Writing has introduced me to some wonderful people here; but I know people don't read as much as they used to, so I’ve rebooted my Paragraph. I also linked my site a while back—the one I built using the famous Vercel, taking Lanús to the world (the CEO is Argentine, because of course we’re everywhere). You can find the link right in my profile. https://paragraph.com/@leonortoledo3

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gm Sunday vibes Well, an offline season is coming. The background is the window I need to replace, along with everything I need to paint on the new one. And redo the floor. I’m accepting donations of your money because I need more building materials 😂 I’m going to miss wasting time in web3 because I’m addicted to Farcaster. But it’s time to take care of very important things. So, see you soon—I hope by then my house will be a cozy home, ready to work 💅🏻

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GN ✨ From almost ending up without a home for me and my babies, to taking on the mission of restoring one from scratch. It's been an incredibly long day. Not gonna lie, I'm scared. I have to fix the moisture issues, the floors, the kitchen, get the hot water running, and set up my workspace. I have no idea how to do any of it, but I'm going to learn before winter gets here. On top of that, there's the extra challenge of coming up with the money to cover materials and labor that weren't in the budget. It's total madness, but I think these challenges are what keep me going. In the middle of all this chaos, I had a very bold guest drop by, who I'll introduce you to in a bit. Tomorrow, the hard work continues. God, aren't Sundays supposed to be for resting?

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Buenos Aires Shines: An Observer’s Chronicle at DEV CONNECT 2025 SPOILER: I kept many clips for privacy, and I ask you to reach the end—the city gave us a moment that is cinema. DEV CONNECT 2025 BA - ARG. More than an event, it was a massive intersection, a vibrant space that brought thousands of people together with a single goal: connect and meet. I arrived at this gathering as an observer, with barely half a year in the Web3 ecosystem, and the experience immediately revealed itself as a gift. From the moment I crossed the threshold, my Buenos Aires shone, even on the cloudiest autumn days. My eyes opened to a reality I had never witnessed: a confluence of cultures, talents, and curiosities in one place. I stood near artists redefining the canvas, developers building the future, and brilliant minds who, not knowing who I was or who they were, shared beautiful moments and explored bold ideas. My little home for a week was the ART HUB, the epicenter of creativity and calm amid the frenzy. Infinite thanks to Lean and Lucciano for weaving that space of support and expression. But the true magic of this gathering lies in the marvelous souls who touched the heart of this observer. I especially treasure all those who took the time to understand, to open their arms, to share laughter, or to surprise me with an unexpected hug. Sometimes I set aside my phone, fully devoted to enjoying the pure energy. Each person has a special corner in this memory: Pinky, for being you. Joec, for that immediate connection that feels like it came from another life. Katho, for that unwavering peace and the moments of much-needed calm. Clementine, simply, for being the best. The Seek Magazine crew, who gave it their all and have a marvelous universe to explore. Gressie, Sato, Alva. And on top of that, they’re amazing artists. Lokapal, a curious, brilliant, and sharp mind. From the writing team. Arbstein, an excellent artist, reminding us of the importance of B12—love you tons! Haha. And that inspiring businesswoman from Music W3, Sol, who has energy for many lives. Brauxelion, not much more to say—discover their universe; I was lucky to hear them live. SHA, without you nothing would have been possible. I know I must forget thousands, and I apologize. But know that every interaction was a luxury. The experience was not devoid of surreal moments, like seeing Vitalik in real life; a true shock that anchors the reality of the movement. Beyond the personalities, the event reminded us of Argentina’s strength in the ecosystem, choosing how to inhabit the chain from our own space. It was fascinating to see the intersection of AI with pedagogy thanks to Sulkian’s vision, a great educator and multidisciplinary. In that crossroads of technologies and humanity, the future we are building takes shape. In the end, this journey isn’t just about technology, but about humanity. About understanding that we are all equal, yet traversed by different circumstances that run through us. My time at DEVCONNECT was an attempt to find my own path in this uncertain universe, and my only prayer remains: Argentina has strength—let’s move forward.

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All done 🧚🏻‍♀️💅🏻 I hadn’t trimmed them since last year, my almost empty bottles are screaming for help. Aren’t they pretty? 🥲 🌸

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Joining @jenniffer EMOTIONAL means embracing excess as the only honesty. It shifts the focus away from the 'doing' that kills us, toward a sense that keeps us uncomfortably alive. It's the fracture we needed. https://paragraph.com/@leonortoledo3/emotional-by-jenn

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Good morning except for those who live in summer. I mean, me. That was my birthday joint 🎈

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