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Nothing like the great outdoors. When the world and the manic banality of city life really takes its toll, when GORP and OPULENCE and JAWNS leave you braindead, when you just don’t feel like yourself, the trees are there for you, silent and calm. Turn off your iPhone 12 mini, bring along the latest Sally Rooney spot, pitch a tent & listen to the bugs, baby.
Sep 14, 2021
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Literally turning everything off and going into nature and not looking at your phone. Bring music and bring a journal. bring a book, too, while you’re at it.
Nov 26, 2024
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Any friends or family in the middle of bumble frick that would be happy to house you for a long weekend?
A single- person tent costs as little as 30 dollars brand new or even less secondhand I recently found out.
Get the hell out of whatever city you’re in for a little bit and really decomfreakingpress.
Put your phone on airplane or look for new music on DND, read a book in bed on your stomach first thing in the morning then go for a walk in the woods. Dress like you're strolling Madison Ave to pick up a pack of hot dogs from the local Walmart. It’s very romantic to rest in the forest. And it makes the return to the city that much more relieving.
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even just a walk around the neighbourhood will do. seeing trees and touching grass truly are lifesavers
Jun 14, 2024
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My favorite poet Frank O’Hara reading one of his most famous poems. It’s a lovely, modern love poem, and something I return to when I need to feel a little more romance in my life.
Sep 14, 2021
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Austin is the photog I keep on retainer. The cowboy of cowboy coffee, he has an impeccable eye for photo and lighting. A former trophy winner himself, he’s been re-entering the world of rodeo, studying the culture and showing you the heart below the red neck.
Sep 14, 2021
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A film that someone called a “tone poem”??? about the few things in life we get to really care about. It’s a sullen, deeply hurt performance from Nic, fighting for the principle of the things he loves. It felt a bit like Roadrunner, the Bourdain flick, in its celebration of the hard work us food and bevvies do- an insight into how we think and feel about our jobs. It resonated with me, it felt like relief.
Sep 14, 2021