What’s to like about winter
Not growing up closely to seasons, and my brief stint in the cold being when I was in Minnesota immediately after being cozy on the equator (at a school even diehard Minnesotans would agree it sucked)…I’m perhaps biased in my distaste for winter.
Lessons from children: Please be a bother
Recently, I was in Brazil and Argentina, and I noticed something: children.
moments in passing that stay everlasting
throwaway comments are no match for the sentimental hoarder
thinking about clocks
timepieces, not coldplay. get your mind out the gutter!
How did people live through unprecedented times?
This isn’t a hypothetical, I am curious—if not desperate—for answers.
industry is killing the kids, actually
and I don’t know we can avocado toast or starbucks our way out of this one
aaand it’s now gone too far: schadenfreude, the internet, and you
tl;dr: we need more friend groupchats…and maybe Ellen had a point?
what’s with Asian cuteness?
a histuwuy:3
Should I ask this question or save it for later?
I wonder what Marie Kondo would think, especially now that, as a mother, she no longer follows the Kondo Method...
the curiosity rover page
because sometimes we travel and we have updates and thoughts on our findings as we venture
hiiiii~
I appreciate that, like radio/podcasts, blogging/newsletters are always around in one form or another. While I know it can typically be for more dystopian reasons (n*tflix and *ber to cable and taxis, respectively), I find the innate desire humans have for stories charming.