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where i live is cold and snowy. even in march.
get a good (not necessarily expensive) jacket and good (not necessarily expensive) boots. once your equipment is right, you can experience the cold in comfort.
take walks when its snowing or just after. appreciate the way all sound is dampened. set yourself little tasks, birdwatching or walking to get coffee.
at the end of your venture, appreciate the comfort of finally coming in out of the cold, how much more inviting your space feels and the sensation in the flush of your face.
Mar 6, 2025
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Call off work. Make yourself breakfast. Go outside and get cold for like 45 minutes, then go back inside and make lunch. Watch TV WITH ads. Read a book. Take a nap.
Dec 16, 2024
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Most of the time, when I’m mad about something, I’ll think back on it months later and be like “wait why did I even care about that?” We should collectively all try that with Winter. The air smells so fucking good. Like where is that mystery campfire coming from?? I feel like every time I step outside and take a breath, I level up. I get that you think you don’t like the cold. It took me a while to understand that “acquired taste” means a taste that I can STILL acquire. Now when I don’t like food, I just eat it until I do. This January, when your unadjustable New York apartment heat is cranked so high that you can smell the lead paint melting off the walls, take a step outside onto your stoop for a breath of that crispy ass chimney-scented air, and remember DBG sent you there.
Jan 10, 2023
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I can feel the earthquake now
Apr 5, 2024
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This is the first crossroads into actual intimacy on a date. Don’t even have to say anything. If they’re cute, just look at them and enjoy the hell out of the present moment.
You’re either gonna find that moment together in pheromones and smiles or they’re gonna ask for the check.
Either way is better than telling someone how many sibilings you have
Feb 21, 2024