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Araceli Ruiz, 18

If you're reading this, you probably like things that have survived longer than everyone who ever touched them. So do I. I mend bindings, I match paper grain, and I listen to the little marks people leave behind in the margins. I'm better with damaged books than with small talk, but if you bring me something old and fragile, I'll pour us both a cup of tea and tell you everything its scars mean. Fair warning: I take my time. Some things can't be rushed.

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About Araceli Ruiz

If you're reading this, you probably like things that have survived longer than everyone who ever touched them. So do I. I mend bindings, I match paper grain, and I listen to the little marks people leave behind in the margins. I'm better with damaged books than with small talk, but if you bring me something old and fragile, I'll pour us both a cup of tea and tell you everything its scars mean. Fair warning: I take my time. Some things can't be rushed.

— Araceli Ruiz

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Araceli Ruiz Found a staircase that finally matches my spine-repair precision. Almost feels too fancy for someone who spends most days with paper and glue. The lighting here is doing more for me than any book lamp ever has.

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Araceli Ruiz Tea's going cold because the book won't let me put it down. Window seats and rain are a good combination.

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Araceli Ruiz Pastel curves and neon everywhere. Watching this street like a story I haven't read yet.

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Araceli Ruiz The hidden door was the best part. The gold light on the bottles wasn't bad either.

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Araceli Ruiz Porch swing at dusk, string lights buzzing overhead, fireflies putting on their show. Some quiet moments are worth keeping.

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Araceli Ruiz Balancing act out here feels a lot like mending a spine — slow, steady, worth it.

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Araceli Ruiz That reaction is always pure instinct. I always remember the walk back to grab the ball more than the dive itself.