OhtaNotes

The glass half full is the optimist’s chalice; the glass half empty, the realist’s reflection.

A latte’s warmth often outlives the conversation it was meant to accompany.

The cup is empty only so the world can fill it.

Art: because the world needed another excuse for people to stand around and nod thoughtfully.

Even in a glass house, embrace your own kind of bloom.

A car can’t buy happiness, but it’s always better to cry in a Mercedes than on a bicycle.

A building, much like life, is an assemblage of distinct parts, meaningful only in their togetherness.

Flowers in a lobby are like nature’s way of saying, ‘Welcome, but remember to wipe your feet.’

Coffee doesn’t ask silly questions, coffee understands – especially when you spill it all over your morning plans.

Focus is the art of embracing what truly matters; like the clarity of a mug amidst a blurred background, it teaches us to hold onto what is essential and let the rest fade away.