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Snapshot #189 | 10 Things for 17 October 2021
Ok, so: the last two weeks have been really busy. I’m exhausted, in a good way. I’ve been: buying | walking | juggling | starting | dropping | kicking | trying | traipsing | getting | letting
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Cultural Consumption | April-September 2021
Cultural Consumption is a roundup of (almost) everything I’ve been reading and watching from April to September 2021.
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Snapshot #188 | 10 Things for 3 October 2021
It’s been a rough couple of weeks. I’ve been: regrouping | trying | struggling | deciding | thinking | debating | going | feeling | wondering | hoping
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Inspired | August-September 2021
Every couple of months, I share the articles and sites that I found most interesting. Here’s what caught my attention in August and September: unread books, the psychology of happiness, an oral history of Big Shiny Tunes, and artists vs. creators.
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Snapshot #187 | 10 Things for 19 September 2021
After a busy few months, things have slowed down a lot the last two weeks. I’ve been: finding | starting | building | feeling | loving | trying | thinking | realizing | making | moving
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Snapshot #186 | 10 Things for 5 September 2021
The last couple of weeks have been… kind of great, actually. I’ve been: feeling | having | daydreaming | starting | finding | planning | watching | plotting | loving | wondering
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Snapshot #185 | 10 Things for 22 August 2021
Things are looking up. I’ve been: taking | going | looking | waiting | feeling | figuring | thinking | starting | finishing | wishing
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Snapshot #184 | 10 Things for 8 August 2021
I’d say it’s been a busy two weeks, but it’s really just been one busy, exhausting week. The week before was ok. I’ve been: trying | feeling | brainstorming | looking | getting | wishing | making | adjusting | thinking | hoping
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Inspired | June-July 2021
Every month (… or two), I share the articles and sites that I found most interesting. Here’s what caught my attention in June and July: writing exercises, photography resources, the death of the ‘good’ internet, and more.
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