HeyJaredLogging Off Club
We all spend so much time on “social” media, but most of us feel lonelier than ever before. Logging Off Club brings people together offline to reconnect, reflect and try new things.
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Logging Off Club: August (opens the original)
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I always feel a bit of relief when summer comes to an end. Don’t get me wrong, I love summer - eating outside, laying in the grass, flowy skirts and dresses, swimming in the sea, and the smell of suncream. But the internalised pressure I feel to make the best of every summer can make my free time feel more like a source of stress. This sense of hyper-optimisation is an undercurrent that frames so much of our free time today, and I think there’s a lot of content on social media that incentivises
Logging Off Club: July (opens the original)
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Our HQLT this month(high-quality-leisure-time)ADELE:Moving bricks for 3 hours in the cemetery for an insect habitat, walking along the canal, reading on a shady bench, deleting social media from my phone, walking past museums and going in them on a whim, sitting in the park and watching the world go by.INDIA:Dinner with new London flatmates, swimming in the ponds on Hamstead heath before work with my sister, making tomato salad with homegrown tomatoes, catching up with old friends & finally an i
Logging Off Club: June (opens the original)
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Our HQLT this month(high-quality-leisure-time)ADELE:Seeing Ilana Glazer live at Hackney Empire, cooking fishcakes from scratch, reorganising my drawers, sunbathing with my friends, karaoke for my birthday, making smoothies, writing birthday cards, starting to cycle in London!INDIA:Laying in the park, watching I’m Grand Mam on tour, exploring Manchester, trail runs, hosting a Logging Off Club Quiz at Cheltenham Science Festival, making homemade tacos, Zach Bryan concert, harvesting my first cucum
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