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Stopping to read every historical / registered landmark plaque

always learning, always wondering what people thought about at the same spot hundreds of years ago

@naomypedroza

Feb 12, 2024

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looking at old photos of your city/neighborhood

oldnyc.org for my fellow #nyc heads .... a weird feeling to see your apartment building almost a century ago

@juliad

Feb 1, 2024

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if ur ever in a very old city

try find some small religious building (church, mosque, whatever's most important to the place) thats still in use and have an explore. so much cool history and interesting art expression on a closer scale than insane cathedrals or other proper Sightseeing destinations. (no knock to those though, big up the sagrada familia 💪) sometimes they'll have little information booklets or a leaflet, and theres just something really sick about checking out a place that's stuck around for so long with so much continuity.

@eyelid

Jan 27, 2024

Top Recs from @ars3n

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HAVING YOUR FRIENDS OVER FOR COFFEE

going out is expensive and afternoons & evenings can be busy, invite someone over to your place before noon and make a pot of coffee — enjoy company for company’s sake 🥂

@ars3n

Apr 13, 2025

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FINDING RELIGION WHERE YOU AREN’T SUPPOSED TO LOOK FOR IT

dishing with my husband at the Mexican restaurant around the corner is my new Mass 👯💕

@ars3n

Apr 3, 2025

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I’m spoiling the end of my own book because life is too short and catharsis is important

she kills the man who assaults her and gets away with it [I am so sick of Western canon destroying any woman who ever fights back] :)

@ars3n

Feb 19, 2025