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what fills your days?

asking this when meeting someone new, fun discovery process for both parties! instead of “so what do you do for work?” or for the collegiates: “what’s your major?” this question serves the choose-your-own-adventure purpose because not everyone is afforded/prefers a stable job or education. it also allows you to get to know someone better, maybe they’re going to tell you about the 200 plants they take care of, or the profound though they’ve been stuck on. or, maybe they will think you’re weird and just tell you what they do for work, which is fine too, because it also answers the question. plus, people get excited when you ask them this. it’s unconventional in those early stages, cool points awarded brethren.

@weird

May 17, 2024

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not asking people what they do for work

Let them bring it up, if they want to. Otherwise, it's often a just a conversational dead-end.

@baba_skillet

Jan 26, 2024

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Asking “mundane” questions

Such as: What is your favorite time of day? Season? Utensil? Number? Vegetable? Brings you closer to people and often sheds new light on those you thought you knew everything about. and makes you think about your own preferences for a more intentional way of living. You don’t have to understand

@ann

Feb 4, 2024

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A Spoonful of peanut butter with chocolate chips

The perfect lil snack for when you don’t want a big snack

@theclack

Apr 3, 2024

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Take selfie through a toilet paper tube to be the moon

@theclack

Apr 1, 2024

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pi.fyi field recording compilation?

I thought it might be cool to make a field recording compilation for anyone here that's interested. It could be a nice document of a particular time and space, and it's a relatively low barrier to make some art! I could set up a Google Drive folder for people to record voice memos and drop them into, then put them up on Bandcamp or something

@theclack

Feb 16, 2025

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