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being properly outdoorsy is a big time/lifestyle commitment and being completely alienated from nature is undignified (and probably bad for your health). knowing a bit more about your environs than the average joe and being moderately well-versed in ā€œreading nature’s signsā€ is a good and reasonable goal.

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I always go on a day long outdoor excursion in a natural or semi natural area (city parks work as long as theyre big enough) ocean or lake is ideal due to outside water's cleansing properties. Laying down on the ground (sleeping, even) and looking at things that are far away are also important, as well as having lunch at a cafe or something with no time limit on how long you take to eat 🪲 dont come home until youre feeling sleepy (not just tired)
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lately I’ve been confined to a big concrete city and an office job and I miss nature dearly. I don’t know when I’ll be able to touch grass again, so I started reading Annie Dillard’s Pilgrim at Tinker Creek, sort of a nature-walking-diary, kinda mediocre but it does make you feel like you’re in the west virginia woods with her, which is all I wanted anyway
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becoming convinced that I don’t have any mental illnesses, just a *severe* case of nature deficiency. sleeping under the stars and biking under the trees and being sweaty and muddy for two days has healed me. 🫱😌🫲

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during the pandemic i decided that only watching films in your house was depressing and i would never be that person. i started going to the movie theatre at least once per week and i now believe it is an important element of living chic-ly. i am now swimming in SCENE points (only canadians will understand that), a member of multiple film societies, and blithely unaware of anything on netflix.
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see those polar bears before they’re gone