there’s a site called WindowSwap, where you can see views from people’s windows that they submitted, from all over the world.
you can technically pay to like, choose a specific location and some extra stuff, but I really just enjoy using the site for free as is, being placed at a random window.
I sadly don't have any pics from my window on hand and it’s too dark out right now to get anything good 😔 but accept this site instead!
Mar 12, 2025
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Phone is too full with concert videos to download TestFlight or the actual PI.FYI app so I've only been accessing this site on my laptop. Looks cool here, good job tyler
Jan 28, 2024
my friend put me onto picker wheel dot com and it has freed me of so much mental anguish. similar in concept to the magic 8 ball except what i like about picker wheel dot com is that it is completely devoid of all the aesthetic mystery of the 8 ball and the wheel just can’t be beat. i also love every time you open the website there are at least 3 ads playing simultaneously
Apr 15, 2025
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sometimes I’ll be in the middle of brushing my teeth and feel like the toothpaste is lacking, so I just add a lil dollop more before continuing on
Mar 13, 2025
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I think looking up synonyms is a completely valid way to figure out how to express yourself. they can be more than just replacing your thoughts with inserted words, their definitions can be tools of inspiration. thesauruses and dictionaries, physical or online, are great!
intentionally compare what you're trying to express to the definitions. I find this helps clarify and streamline thoughts through deduction, especially when a word isn't quite what you're looking for. you not only naturally gain a better understanding of what you are trying to express, but I often find other paths of interest.
even when I find a word or phrase that resonates, I still continue to search through similar ones, explaining to myself why this specific word fills what others can't. example sentences in dictionaries are a great place for the context of words too!
when writing, or even in conversation, I'll just search "another word for [insert my own word or phrase]".
I think this whole process of searching, reading, and understanding helps those words and phrases stick with you, as you've created like, a whole I Spy process out of it. I also just love rewriting definitions in my own words.
Mar 13, 2025