Ice cream & the immediate encore
The first date, the laugh I kept thinking about, and the text sent as soon as you got home because I already wanted more time.
One hundred days since “officially” became my favourite word. Somehow, you have made a hundred days feel both full of stories and nowhere near enough.
see what 100 looks like ↓Tap the ten blueberries hiding in our hundred days 🫐
Peer reviewed by the Mayor of Nap City. Margin of error: extremely cute.
Not every day needs a monument. These ones got one anyway. Tap each chapter to open it.
The first date, the laugh I kept thinking about, and the text sent as soon as you got home because I already wanted more time.
Peterson Creek, indecisive rain, and thirty-six questions. You survived the interview and somehow still came back.
You scored the game-winner and delivered the most accurate scouting report of all time: “Yeah, I’m an ass kicker.”
You talked about research with that spark you get when you care deeply. Somewhere, a future student is going to feel very lucky.
You planned a romantic painting date. I ate the last two muffins. My books remain unreconciled.
The food earned a tie. I won the company category. Fleetwood Mac entered the soundtrack and never really left.
A Spotify blend, the soyest of the bois, and two pairs of blueberry things: one for you and one for me. 🫐
Late dinners, tiny tapas, accounting-office date spots, and proof that missing someone can still feel strangely sweet.
Six time zones apart, I got to call you my girlfriend. Easily my favourite entry in the archive.
More dates, more snacks, more tiny exhibits—and at least ninety-eight fewer outstanding muffin liabilities.
One hundred days isn’t a lifetime, but it has been long enough for you to turn ordinary things into landmarks. Ice cream became a beginning. Blueberries became ours. A nap became a city with a mayor.
I adore your laugh, your ambition, your tenderness, and the way you can be both the warmest person in the room and an undisputed ass-kicker. Being with you has made my life funnier, softer, and much more worth documenting.
Thank you for every message across every time zone, every inside joke, every date, and every day you have chosen us. Here’s to the first hundred—and to making the archive ridiculously long.
Tap each card to flip it from the beginning to where we are now.
little moments, increasingly serious archival treatment
A few tiny tools for choosing time together without turning it into homework.
Set the vibe and receive one highly scientific recommendation.
Choose the mood, then spin.
Pick tonight’s shared energy—not how much you love each other, obviously.
Tap the jar. Every note is true; the order is delightfully unregulated.
1. What started this whole archive?
2. How many time zones tried—and failed—to beat us?
3. Which date location is owed a rematch?
The shared playlist, now officially part of the archive.
For cooking, driving, parallel play, proper dates, and accidentally turning the kitchen into a dance floor.
Pick three things we should make happen. Your choices stay saved on this device—very binding, extremely official.
Choose up to three future exhibits:
0 / 3 chosenA tiny time capsule from the first hundred, waiting for December 16, 2026.
The counter stops here. We don’t.
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