Runni's Scented Memoirs

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Shinta Obong: A Scent That Refuses to Burn
A self-initiated scent project inspired by Indonesian mythology, combining chemistry, storytelling, and emotion in one bottle. An exploration of…
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Brain Dump Weekly #01: Thucydides, Radical Focus, and the Myth of Productivity
In this week’s brain dump: anti-productivity, learning a language like a toddler, and why Thucydides' method of writing war like a plague diagnosis…
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Brain Dump Weekly #0
Where I try to remember what I almost forgot
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I Built My First Website (With Claude, HTML, and a Whole Lot of Curiosity)
What happens when a small scent creator decides to build her website from scratch—with no formal coding background? This is a story about learning…
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Why KinKi Kids’ “Garasu no Shounen” Still Hurts So Good After 27 Years
With Tatsuro Yamashita’s fingerprints and a city pop soul, KinKi Kids’ debut remains a timeless melancholic song. A look at its lingering beauty in…
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The Final Bow of ARASHI: A Goodbye That Feels Too Soon
A heartfelt tribute to ARASHI from a Southeast Asian fan who grew up with their music, variety shows, and quiet strength—despite never seeing them live.
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Wearing Faith Before Perfection
Faith isn’t a finish line—it’s a beginning, often wrapped in doubt, struggle, and sincerity.
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Still Pretends, Still Forgives
And yet, in this space between what was and what’s gone. I ache for the dream that lingers on. For a memory that no longer lives but still insists…
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ash and confession
When I burn like ash in the atmosphere, you pull me into hell — coldly, gently, without asking.
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What's in a Name? Apparently, Everything
Growing into the name I almost rejected
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