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lunch wine thoughts (opens the original)
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these are some thoughts i wrote down with a glass of wine at lunch, on:the importance of individual aestheticsthe meaning of beautyliving outside algorithms<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="511.932098
morning coffee thoughts (opens the original)
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these are some thoughts i wrote down while having a coffee this morning, on:blaming each other instead of “the system”working too hard for too littlehow greedy corporations are changing our humanity
on (not) writing (opens the original)
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i want to write. i just want to write a bunch of stuff. essays, novels, thoughts. but nothing comes out. and i don’t have time anyway. i haven’t been relaxing at all for weeks. i haven’t been alone for weeks. i can’t concentrate, i can’t get any creative ideas. since my parents came i can’t even listen to a podcast and knit. a simple thing, impossible. i want to write. i want to write like James Baldwin. like Augustina Bazterrica. i want to think up a whole worlds like Tolkien and Leguin and San
save for later: a list of longform media (opens the original)
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i could make so many of these. sometimes it feels like i can spend whole days just reading books and articles, and watching movies and essays on youtube. there is so much out there (too much sometimes) and i yearn to consume, enjoy, analyse, love and hate all of it.ironically, two weeks of summer vacation yielded approximately zero more media i could recommend to anyone. i barely read a few pages of a book (i had brought two paperbacks, and uploaded a dozen on my e-reader). i didn’t read any art
what the girlies are wearing this euro summer (opens the original)
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do i dress the way i dress because i live in Europe? or have we just started treating Europe like it was built for our amusement?euro summer is almost over, and i’ve had my fill of tourists. i live in Florence, where all summer, american girls in peasant skirts and bandanas have flooded the streets in seemingly unending waves. my friends and i play a game: one point for every peasant skirt, one point for every bandana, five points if she’s wearing both at the same time. i once walked past a grou
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